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Anyone?

Same problem, light box seems to have priority of the custom links no matter how Immanipulate the settings – quite disappointing!

My current workaround to enable our site to use more than one grid type is to change the breakpoint to 0 within the shortcode for each grid.

The shortcode then looks something like this:

[gallery tiles="yes" grids="Mobile" small_screen_grid="Mobile" breakpoint="0" image_size="large" link="none" ids="766,767"]

This seems to fix the issue, and I’m just hoping it won’t create any unintended consequences.

Thanks TrishaM will do

Thanks so much for this camdixon, very much appreciate you responding.

I have searched high and low online but found no references to working with galleries using custom grid formations in wp-tiles so this is just what I needed.

My only issue now is that including more than one grid type on a single post won’t work (they all seem to default to look the same) unless I change the breakpoint to 0, which works fine, I’m just hoping that won’t have any unintended consequences.

Now all I need to do is find a way of inserting a single caption underneath the gallery aligned to the left, I have tried everything, but have not found any shortcode to to this.

In fact, with the lovecraft theme I am using I have found no way to left align captions under the image at all, let alone a single caption for an entire gallery.

Well that can be tomorrow’s challenge.

Once again, thanks so much for your help.

Also, the WP tiles gallery option seems to only allow you to create a gallery using all images from the current post, or create a gallery from all images form a previous post.

What about allowing the user to select specific images and a specific grid template?

The functionality seems to exist in the advanced options for posts, but not images!

Yep having same problem, this is bloody frustrating and surely someone out there has worked this one out!!

All I want to do is create an image gallery using a WP tiles grid format I have created, but there seems to be no obvious way to do this.