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@lgladdy – that would be amazing! Thanks. I tend to use .webp images for a photo blog, and was surprised that it works with that format as well.

Thanks Val!

Okay, I’ll take the conversation there.

It helps me! I had this question too (thanks Leopard-Lady) and the answer is clear now.

Thank you – that’s great!

Frustrating, right? It happened to a few of us, and there’s a solution posted in this thread: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/issue-with-the-svg-buttons/

evidently updating the jquery.fancybox.min.js file is the solution – it worked for me, and the original poster on that thread. good luck.

mdp8593 (@mdp8593)
2 weeks, 5 days ago
Same problem. Grabbed latest version of jquery.fancybox.min.js file here: https://github.com/fancyapps/fancybox/tree/master/dist

The plugin has an old version of the min.js file.

Great plugin though. Thanks so much for the work ??

This reply was modified 2 weeks, 5 days ago by mdp8593.

I had no idea, just frustration. Serge and mdp – thanks for the explanation and link to the jquery file. Would not have found this on my own!!!!!

Wow. Thank you. And thank you for the ‘Translation’ box where you can change the tooltips. I made mine “Share – Exit Full-Screen First”. I had already give the plugin a 5 star rating, so I can’t increase it.

Andrew, that’s even better! I hadn’t caught that it was possible to change thumb size by columns. It seems to only downsize images if the selected size is larger. If nothing is selected, the images are class=”attachment-thumbnail”, and only downsize from there. But if the size=”medium” is set in the shortcode, they downsize to fit in the columns. It does seem that the larger size needs to be set in the shortcode, as selecting a size in the media uploader doesn’t translate to the gallery size – medium or large still appears as attachment-thumbnail.

Yes, multiple galleries isn’t common yet, but it will be as people realize how easy you’ve made it. This example https://www.focusphotography.com/recent-weddings-and-portraits/10556/weddings/samoset-wedding-mariah-will/ could be one gallery and a lot of text separate from it, but it’s broken into twenty gallery shortcodes with just a few images in each to space the text out.

Sorry to not update this sooner – it was fixed in beta 2.

I’m not able to upload anything into beta 3 galleries, new or old. Same as you, was working in beta 2

I’m sure this has been resolved for you re.dikol.us, but for anyone else who comes by this post, i wanted to give you a solution.

In your header, you’ll need to call both the jquery script, and the masonry script. you might try this code:

<script src=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_url’); ?>/javascript/jquery.min.js” type=”text/javascript”>
</script>
<script src=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_url’); ?>/javascript/jquery.masonry.js” type=”text/javascript”>
</script>

Curiously enough, the order that the two libraries are called matters, so call the jquery first.
Then, still in the head section of the page you’ll want to call the masonry function. Enclose it in scripts, and call the div or wrapper in parenthesis and single quotes:

<script type=”text/javascript”>
$(function(){

$(‘#wrapper_div’).masonry();

})
</script>

After that, you should be set to go!