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April 4, 2014 at 8:12 am in reply to: Full-Width Masonry: change size each thumbnail and size each lightbox #247333
Hi Peter,
Thanks a lot for your proposal, I am trying it and the result is near my expectations, I only have some problems with the correct setting of the images’ dimensions yet but I am working on it and I think to find the right way.
I let you know.Thanks again for your help.
Cheers,
GiovanniMarch 24, 2014 at 3:27 pm in reply to: Full-Width Masonry: change size each thumbnail and size each lightbox #242121I think that at least the increasing of the maximum vertical dimension of the lightbox to use the available screen dimension should be possible, isn’t it?
And also the possibility to avoid the resizing of the picture inside the lightbox, in that way you can overcome the problem uploading the images with the needed dimensions.In any case, could you please suggest me a lightbox plugin that is compatible with Enfold for solving this problem, because I know that sometimes plugins create problems to the theme.
For example, trying “Final Tiles Grid Gallery” plugin, it seems that also the lightbox from Enfold is opened.
Is there a simple way to disable the opening of the lightbox of Enfold?Thanks,
GiovanniMarch 21, 2014 at 10:48 am in reply to: Full-Width Masonry: change size each thumbnail and size each lightbox #241087Hi,
I am trying to be more clear.
Have a look at the images in the following link:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8lRqyCRL2oHc2lJX0htTUcwZXc&usp=sharingA portrait image, like “Arabesque” (width 900, height 2773 – picture 1), is displayed very small on the lightbox (picture 3), even smaller than the correspondent thumbnail image, and the lightbox is used to have a more detailed picture.
A landscape image, like “Allorizzonte” (width 1500, height 508 – picture 2), is displayed as a big image on the lightbox (picture 4), much too big.
The point is that the lightbox is not using all the available vertical dimension of the screen but only a portion of it and that all the images are resized to the maximum height and so the proportionality with the real images is left.
What I need for the lightbox is that the maximum height should be as large as possible on the basis of the available screen and moreover to display the images proportionally to the real ones, having the possibility either to define the % of the resize or to directly define the size of the image displayed on the lightbox.
In such a way, starting from the maximum height available for the lightbox, you can accordingly define the dimension of the different images in order to display images similar to the real ones and properly detailed.
Thanks again for your help.
Kind regards,
GiovanniMarch 17, 2014 at 3:11 pm in reply to: Full-Width Masonry: change size each thumbnail and size each lightbox #238723Hi Peter,
The site is not published yet as I cannot obtain the correct result. I will try with a fresh and clean WordPress installation to verify it again.
In any case, since with the Enfold masonry gallery is not possible to change the dimension of the lighbox to adapt its dimension to the original images, expecially for the portrait ones that become very small, could you please suggest me a plugin compatible with Enfold that overcome this problem?
Thanks,
GiovanniMarch 13, 2014 at 10:58 pm in reply to: Full-Width Masonry: change size each thumbnail and size each lightbox #237249Hi Peter,
Sorry if I come back again.
Maybe I am doing something wrong but I don’t see any changes on the lightbox inserting into the enfold/functions.php file what you suggested.Thanks,
GiovanniMarch 11, 2014 at 9:47 am in reply to: Full-Width Masonry: change size each thumbnail and size each lightbox #235311Hi Devin,
Indeed I don’t want to have a lightbox larger than the visible space of a users screen, but only to use all (or almost all) the users screen, because as you can see in the screenshots I provided
(https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8lRqyCRL2oHc2lJX0htTUcwZXc&usp=sharing)
there is a lot of space of the screen outside the lightbox. Moreover, even if I can’t use all the screen for the lightbox, at least a proportionality with the real image is needed, in order to to avoid that a landscape image is displayed very large than a portrait one (see screenshots).The change Yigit suggested does not change the dimension of the lightbox, did I do something wrong?
Thanks again for your help,
GiovanniMarch 10, 2014 at 1:06 am in reply to: Full-Width Masonry: change size each thumbnail and size each lightbox #234450Hi Yigit,
I tried the change you suggested but the dimension of the lightbox image remains the same, the max height does not change and so a portrait image is still displayed small. I tried also to reset all the db and to reinstall Enfold, but the result is the same.
Thanks a lot in advance for your help,
GiovanniFebruary 28, 2014 at 3:54 pm in reply to: Full-Width Masonry: change size each thumbnail and size each lightbox #230630Hi Devin,
I did it and for that I asked you if the result should be different and maybe I was wrong in something.
As you can see in these screenshots https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8lRqyCRL2oHc2lJX0htTUcwZXc&usp=sharing , a portrait picture is displayed very small and the landscape one very big, but the portrait pictures is also bigger than the portrait one. I cannot show the paintings in that way. How can I fix this problem?
Thanks a lot,
GiovanniFebruary 27, 2014 at 10:14 am in reply to: Full-Width Masonry: change size each thumbnail and size each lightbox #229986Hi Devin,
Thanks for your feedback.
If I choose “Define custom link” and then add the exact url to the image using the url inside WordPress of the image I want to show in the lightbox, is the result the same as the Masonry Gallery of the demo http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/shortcodes/masonry-gallery/, i.e. you can move to different images of the portfolio using the left and right arrows inside the lightbox?For what concern the lightbox dimensions, do you mean that a “portrait” image will be displayed with the same height of a “landscape” image? In that way, the portrait image is displayed as a small image and a landscape image is instead displayed as a big image, independently of the real dimension of the images.
Kind regards,
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