silverliebt

I did try your solution, but the tooltip titles persist when empty in the media library and present in the title field of the gallery. Are you sure this is the solution? What about (in future) using data-title as the attribute for the Gallery, instead of using title. By the time it reaches the browser, it’s just <img alt="whatever" title="This shows up in a tooltip too" /> at least as I see it in DevTools.

Is there any way to have the title show on image hover in the box at the bottom of the thumbnail, but not simultaneously show as a tooltip? My client is insistent that the hover in the image is ok, but not the tooltip which the browser itself uses to display attached to the cursor. I know it’s a longshot, but I had to at least ask. Let me know if the question needs clarification. For reference, here is the gallery: https://dimitrihadzi.com/dimitri-hadzi-sculpture/sculpture-new/

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by silverliebt.

.gicboxCurrent { display: none; }

is what I had in mind, whereas the buttons would remain for navigation and the title/description would show where the “image 1 of 12” (for instance) shows.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by silverliebt.

I disabled then deleted the plugin. Then I installed the 2.02 and my galleries were still there. The same with the paid version. I disabled again, deleted again and just now installed the paid version. All the galleries were still there. There is a warning that should be updated upon delete that mentions loss of data I believe.

I was able to retain my data in rolling back, but not the license, so of course the settings were not as I had configured them. But the galleries did show up ok. Not having a license is proving an issue though, and I have contacted support several times to obtain a 2.02 licensed zip. Thanks for the update — very grateful — and looking forward to 2.04 with clean thumnails. I am really enjoying, on a positive note, the gallery building full size preview of images — something that is not the case, for instance, in NextGen Gallery. It shows you exactly which image you are working with when building a gallery and reduces squinting. Good UX there. Good luck and solidarity @robertgrimley. Thanks @support-huge-it !

Yes, the filename is the issue, and example for me:

/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/floating_helmets_variation78-149×300.jpg

When adjusted to remove the -149×300, the thumbnail looks good.
Seems like the thumbnails are forced to this size then displayed at a larger size — width of 275px blown up from 149px, which explains the blurry/low quality/low-rez effect.

This is a show-stopping issue.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by silverliebt.

I also rolled back to 2.02. Much better thumbnail crispness, like night and day. However, now my license is not recognized. Can I be sent the correct 2.02 zip file? I also emailed support.

I am also experiencing very blurry images, using Lightbox Gallery. The lightbox images are pristine but the thumbnails, no matter what width I make them are, as Robert said, low-resolution and quite low quality (blurry). How do I access 2.02?

Base url / domain is https://www.sbhumanesociety.org/

https://www.sbhumanesociety.org/sitemap.xml will show the error

1.
2. <?xml version…

I’m having an issue getting xml sitemaps (via Yoast SEO) to work on Pantheon.io as well. I just submitted a ticket – will report back when I hear back from support.

I have tried commenting out, but that did not work:
// Define available pet types
$clan_options = array(
‘all’ => ‘Show All Types of Pets’,
‘dog’ => ‘Show Only Dogs’,
‘cat’ => ‘Show Only Cats’
// ‘rabbit’ => ‘Show Only Rabbits’,
// ‘bird’ => ‘Show Only Birds’,
// ‘horse’ => ‘Show Only Horses’,
// ‘small_animal’ => ‘Show Only Small Animals’,
// ‘reptile’ => ‘Show Only Reptiles, Amphibians, and/or Fish’,
// ‘farm_animal’ => ‘Show Only Farm-Type Animals’,
);

Experiencing same issue on blog.fastspring.com. It happens on every browser I’ve tested so far on Mac and Windows.
Chrome Win
Firefox Win
IE11 Win
Safari Mac
Chrome Mac

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