Andrew Munro

It’s likely that it’s only showing the first gallery because yes, you need to pass along the ID of the post you’d like to show the gallery for. Sounds like WordPress is using the first one it can find in the query.

Unfortunately, there’s no function that can take the post’s ID as a parameter, but it’s something I have considered and I may add it in a future update.

Hi,

I can’t support custom modifications as this plugin was only designed to be used on single posts/pages, but have a look at the JS that is outputted onto the page when used as intended. You’ll need to load this also in addition to the scripts. The JS can also be found in the easy_image_gallery_js() function in includes/scripts.php.

Centering images within HTML lists (ul) depends on your theme’s content area width.

It’s fairly easy if your theme has a fixed width, but if your theme is responsive this will be tricky as the width is always changing, so you will need to work in percentages.

The amount of thumbnails per line also depends on the theme’s content width and the size of your thumbnails, so you will need to write your own CSS to achieve exactly what you are after.

Hi,

Try to find out where your theme is overriding the thumbnail sizes, otherwise things will get messy. Another way would be to override the thumbnail sizes through code but if your theme is overriding the default sizes, you will have to mess around with priorities and hooks. Try running a search on your theme (in a code editor) for the word “thumbnail” or “medium”. That should help you isolate the issue.

Another option is to register new image sizes and use these for the gallery using WordPress’ add_image_size function. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/add_image_size

If you go this route, I can provide you with the neccessary code to paste into your theme, which will allow the gallery to use this new size you have created.

Hi pixel8,

I looked at your URL but all I see is the default WordPress image gallery and not the gallery inserted via the Easy Image Gallery.

Also, you have a JavaScript error on that URL you provided (looks like it’s related to some sort of twitter widget), which will break all JS related to that page. Easy Image Gallery uses JavaScript to open up each image which is likely why it’s not working in your case.

Try making a new page, with no widgets, insert a gallery and see if it works. Send me the URL and I’ll have another look. If you can, email me at [email protected] with a temp admin account and I’ll take a closer look for you.

Hi there, sounds like it could be your theme’s CSS adding margin or padding but if you give me a live URL to the page in question I’ll be able to tell you exactly what the issue is.

Closing due to inactivity

Hi there,

Yes, each post can have it’s own gallery and you can use the shortcode to better position your gallery.

I can see by looking at your website that the scripts required for Easy Image Gallery (eg prettyPhoto fancyBox) are not being loaded onto your page, which is why the lightbox is not opening.

What have you done recently to your website since it last worked? I’m not familiar with what Cloudflare is doing, which is why I’m suggested disabling it temporarily to isolate the issue.

You mentioned it no longer works – what have you done recently to your website since it last worked? Can you disable your cloudflare services and test again?

Do you mean the thumbnail images that you linked to, or the size of the images that show inside the lightbox?

For thumbnail images, see here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-change-size-of-thumbnails?replies=3

If you want bigger images on popup, simply change the size of the “large” image in WP.

Thanks, I see the problem now. My plugin is only for pages where you have used the [downloads] shortcode or the custom post type archive page.

For custom page templates such as yours, you need to edit the query that the theme is using, see the last question on this page https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/edd-hide-download/faq/

I see you are using a child theme of restored, great. If you want to email me at [email protected] I’ll help you modify this query to hide your download for you.

Can you provide me your website’s URL so I can see the page?

Glad you sorted your issue.

You can also swap out the default image size. So instead of using the thumbnail size, you could swap it for the medium size or even a completely custom image size you might have added through the add_image_size function.

You can simply use the included shortcode, and place the shortcode above all other content in the editor.

If this seems too manual, the other alternative is to use the template tag to position the gallery above your main content within your theme. You can literally place the gallery wherever you want.

Both the shortcode usage and template tag usage is outlined on the main plugin page here https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/easy-image-gallery/

Let me know if you have any further questions