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Dear Mike,
yes I see it was confusing, because you suggested php to me in an other thread.
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/remove-alt-text-on-masonry-images-seo-friendly/
But that is closed now.
I wanted to ask if you can create custom php just like custom css.BR
András
Dear Mike,
this is working fine, thank you.
My final question regarding this:
you showed me how to focus the CSS with custom ID.Is it also possible to focus the php scripts above in the similar manner? (So it would only affect certain elements)
BR
András
Dear Mike,
I realized one more thing here.
Your modification works on a gallery, if it is shown with ‘small thumbnails’
Like here on the top: https://www.chironkft.net/portfolio-item/munka6-2/But if it is shown with one big image and the rest is shown via lightbox, then it is not working on the big image. See here:
https://www.chironkft.net/portfolio-item/proba/
There comes the fading effect again (plus the red circle).
Is it possible to change this to the zoom effect also?Thanks
András
Dear Mike,
yes that’s removing the title.
The solution I sent (suggested by Vinay) is said to be SEO friendly by not removing the code.
Is your solution also SEO friendly?BR
András
Dear Mike,
I installed this 4.7.1 update and I see the interface is way better than before!
I also gave the custom css class name: test
How can I implement your changes for this class only?
BR
András
Dear Mike,
this creates a much nicer result. The overall size of the image still changes, though. So it is not really a zooming, but more of an enlarging. But if you can’t fix this, it still looks way better than before.
Regarding the customs css class, to be honest I don’t know how it is created. Can you link me a description for that?
Thank you,
András
Dear Mike,
I’ve tested a workaround with the masonry gallery. Now I’ve put the normal gallery back for testing.
I’m still interested as I have dozens of standard galleries created, so it would be really tedious to change them all to masonry.BR
András
Dear Mike,
thank you for the suggestion.
I tried it out, but it makes a sudden enlargement of the thumbnails, it is not really a zoom effect. The image itself should remain the same size. Also the change is sudden (not really smooth) and reverts to the original size after a few secs. It should stay until the mouse is over the element.By the way I see that if I add something to the quick css it will be generally applied. Is it possible to customize a certain gallery independently from the others?
BR
András
