Tanita

Hi Justin,

You’re right, the plugin is set to a maximum of 100 galleries. We limited the number because it’s pretty hard for a page to load more than that (actually loading 100 galleries challenging already.)

If you need only 18 more then you can use this piece of code:

<?php

add_action( 'pre_get_posts',
	function ( $query ) {
		if ( function_exists( 'phort_is_archive' ) && phort_is_archive() ) {
			$query->set( 'numberposts', 150 );
			$query->set( 'posts_per_page', 150 );
		}
	},
50 );

You will need to create a child-theme and then paste the code inside “functions PHP” file.

But the best solution in your case would be to hire a developer who could add “lazy load” so that all galleries would load gradually while the user is scrolling.

Good luck ??

Also if you choose to use Twenty Seventeen theme, you can follow this tutorial – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5mevuD-hPI

Hi there,

Unfortunately, I can’t view your website because it’s in maintenance mode. But as you already guessed, the font size is a theme issue, not a plugin issue.

For suggestions:

The second link you sent me is using the Twenty Seventeen theme (free)

Then there’s Minimalist (but I guess it’s not working out for you) – https://www.ads-software.com/themes/minimalist-portfolio/

And of course there are a couple of premium themes that are using the plugin (the portfolio plugin is built in these themes so you would not need to install it separately):

Horizon theme, Aventine theme, Bluebird

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Tanita.

Hi Mārci,

Try following this translate video tutorial – it uses a different theme in the demo website but it should work just fine in your case as well.

Hi there,

This is more of a theme question, so the answer can be found here – https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/set-3-columns/ Unfortunately, it’s not a positive one :/

Hi there,

In order to add space on mobile, you will need to add custom code modification. If you’re not comfortable with code editing, check out freelancer.com or a similar website where you can hire someone!

Hi there,

It could be done with a bit of CSS but it looks like you no longer have Easy Photography Portfolio activated on your website.

Hi there,

Could you send me an example link? I couldn’t find what you described on the website you added to this support topic.

Hi there,

The plugin does have its own sharing option when you click on an image to enter the fullscreen mode – you will see a “sharing arrow” in the top right corner of the screen.

If you need extra sharing buttons in the gallery view, you will have to hire a developer to add that functionality.

Hi there,

Load time depends on a number of things – hosting quality, internet connection, image size, image amount.

In most cases, image size is the main factor that determines how fast your images will load. Check out this article we wrote about best images sizes for your portfolio.

After you resized your images, put them through JPEGmini to make tham load even more faster.

Hi Juli,

Unfortunately, there is no built i9n option to relocate the gallery name. You would have to write custom code to do that.

If I may suggest – An easier solution in your case would be to use cover images without a watermark. You would upload “clean” images as your gallery featured images and watermarked images in the actual gallery!

Go through these points to see if it helps:

1. Go to Pages > All pages and see if you have a blog page created. If not create a page and call it “Blog”
2. Go to Settings > Reading and see if you have set your posts page to be your Blog
3. Finnaly, go to Appearance > Menus, open the “Pages” tab and see if the blog page is there now and add it to your main menu.

There is no option to remove or more around the categories and comments tags by default. To do that, you will need to add custom code to the theme.

If you do not know HTML and CSS, you will need to hire a developer to help you modify the theme.

I’m not sure if I understood the second part of your question correctly, but if you want to add post categories to your menu:

• go to Appearance > Menus,
• add a blog page to your menu (this fill be the parent page)
• then, in the “Categories” area find and add all your categories under the parent page to make them appear as dropdown pages.

Not in the theme itself, you need to use a plugin for that. I don’t really have any suggestions, but go to the plugins section and search for some “post share” plugins.

Hi,

Go to Settings > Reading and in the “Blog pages show at most” area set the number of posts you would like to be displayed (for example 10)