redpixelstudios

You make a very good point. Currently the gallery just uses the attachment Title within the “title” attribute of the hyperlink for the grid and slideshow views, but it is not displayed anywhere else.

We believe that it is a worthwhile feature to develop and have added it to the list for the next release. An update will be posted on this thread when the update is ready. Thank you for using RPS Image Gallery.

That is excellent news and you are quite welcome!

We have looked at the CSS and determined that the theme you are using seems to have a default style for the ul element that is causing the issue. No worries though because it can be overridden. The conflicting attribute/value is “line-height: 150%” in the file named “style.css” for the theme.

ul, ol{
     margin: .4em 0 1em;
     line-height: 150%;
}

All you would need to do is revert the CSS modification to the RPS Image Gallery style that you made earlier and add an override for the caption style like so:

.rps-image-gallery .wp-caption-text.gallery-caption {
     display: block;
     margin: 0 5% 10% !important;
     width: 90% !important;
     font-size: small;
     line-height: 14px;
}

The only line that is added in the CSS is “line-height: 14px;”. This overrides the theme’s default value for line-height. Of course you can change the pixel value of the line height to suit your taste. We hope that this works for you.

We are glad that you have found RPS Image Gallery useful.

If you want to disable the link for images without a Gallery Link URL specified, just set the “link” attribute in the shortcode to “none”, like so (note that you must also set “slideshow” to “false”):

[gallery slideshow=false link=none]

As for the target setting, we just released an update today (version 1.2.6) which allows you to specify a target attribute for each image by choosing _self (default), _blank, _top or _parent from a menu.

Hope that this helps in your site development efforts. Thanks for using RPS Image Gallery and let us know if you run into further issues.

Glad to be of assistance and that you found what you needed. Best of luck on your site development!

No problem at all, and welcome to the WordPress community. It seems that there may be some confusion about what RPS Sitemap Generator does. Hopefully we can clear that up for you.

RPS Sitemap Generator creates a specific type of file (XML) which includes post information (title, permalink, date of publication) that can be used by services like Google to make indexing your site more efficient and accurate. You can read more about the sitemap standard by visiting sitemaps.org.

There are plugins and widgets that are capable of listing the pages on your site, so perhaps one of those will suit your needs. Let us know if you need further information on this topic.

Thanks for trying RPS Image Gallery and for letting us know that you found a suitable alternative for your needs.

You sure can, though with the current version of RPS Image Gallery, you will need to resort to adding a line to your theme’s styles. Edit the style.css file within WordPress and add the following line:

.rps-image-gallery ul { text-align: left !important; }

We have added the option of changing the alignment via shortcode attributes to the issue tracking for this plugin so that it has the potential to make it into a future release. Let us know if there is any other assistance that you require.

Thanks for trying RPS Image Gallery. You have a few options that should take care of the blurry thumbnail images. The first one to try is to increase the pixel dimensions of the thumbnail size in Media Settings. By default, the thumbnail size is set to 150 x 150 pixels.

After doing so, you will need to regenerate thumbnails for the images that have already been uploaded and are associated with the gallery. You can use the nifty plugin Regenerate Thumbnails for this purpose.

It may also be possible to increase the number of columns that your gallery is displaying thus reducing the display size of the thumbnail images and preventing them from being stretched.

Let us know if you require further assistance.

Jason – we are going to go ahead and mark this topic as resolved but please let us know if there are any related issues that should be addressed.

Jason – just following up with this issue. It seems that you have everything working the way you wanted. Let us know if this is not the case.

A network is essentially a shared, single installation of WordPress. You can read more about creating a network in the codex.

Unfortunately the RPS Include Content plugin will not work among separate installations of WordPress. The fetch feed function may still be your best bet.

Jason – You don’t need to do anything else; if you are seeing the Gallery Link field then the plugin is installed. The RPS Image Gallery extends the functionality of the WordPress gallery, so you wouldn’t deactivate that.

Hi Jason – We tested the RPS current version of RPS Image Gallery with WordPress 3.4.1 (the version you are using) and are unable to reproduce the error.

One thing to check is if the Gallery Link URLs are actually being saved. We are using validation, so if you types something incorrectly in the field it will strip it out.

It may be possible that you confusing “Link URL,” a WordPress default field, with “Gallery Link URL,” a field specific to RPS Image Gallery. However, as it is now, it does not appear that you are using RPS Image Gallery (the default WordPress gallery is active), so we can’t really tell much more.

Greetings Jason. Sorry that you are having trouble with the link feature of the RPS Image Gallery plugin. With just a bit more information from you we should be able to assist.

1. Does clicking the thumbnail image that has a Gallery Link URL bound to it result in an error? If so, what is the error?
2. Could you provide us with a link to the page containing the gallery in question so that we may investigate further?

Any other specifics that you could provide about the configuration that seem relevant could be helpful as well. We look forward to hearing from you.