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Thanks @Ismael for your answer.
You are right, my bad: I was comparing the Masonry gallery behaviour with the “Image element”, but actually I am not using an “image element”: I am using images embedded into a text box. See below, this are the configuration options I’ve got on this kind of images:
If I open this image by clicking on its thumbnail, it opens almost full screen (yes, I realized it does not use the Lightbox, it opens the “media file” directly).
If I add the same image to a Masonry gallery and I open it by clicking on its thumbnail, it opens it in the lightbox (and it is smaller than the other one).My request is: would it be possible to change the behaviour of the lightbox so that it opens the images using the same size as the images opened from the “embedded in textbox” image?
If you could set the “Masonry gallery” to open the images with the “Media file”, instead of using the Lightbox, I think the issue would be solved, but I understand it is not possible :-)In your answer you’re mentioning the “default lightbox thumbnail size” of the Masonry gallery, but the thumbnail is the small image in the gallery on which you’re clicking to open the image in the lightbox, isn’t it? If yes, I am totally fine with the thumbnail size of the Masonry gallery. I want to increase the size of the image in the lightbox, after you click on the thumbnail.
I hope it is more clear now :-)
Thanks & bye!
A.-Hi Victoria, I think Lorenzo was asking whether it is possible to have *vertical* tabs, i.e. with the different “triggers” (either text/icon/images) listed vertically (like in the accordion component).
For Lorenzo: I think it is NOT possibile, based on what I read on the documentation and I see in the Tabs element configuration.
I am wondering if there is a magic CSS trick that can do the job :-)Bye,
A.-I know this is an old post, but today I encountered the same problem with a portoflio entry. Therefore, I think the issue is still there…
I followed the procedure described above (enable debug, copy / paste shortcode in a new page, etc) and I solved the issue with my page.
I just wanted to add that I noticed the following: when I “update” my not working page, I have a popup message box saying “Post updated – view portfolio entry”. Well, this page preview is CORRECT, and this is the important thing to know if anyboyd encouters the same issue.
If I select the preview from the “Preview\Preview in new tab” menu, that one is wrong (= it shows a very old version).In fact the link used to open these two pages are different. The one used by the popup message is:
https://www.mywebpage.comit/portfolio-item/testpage/
The one used from the menu is:
https://www.mywebpage.comit/portfolio-item/testpage/?preview_id=3212&preview_nonce=cab0d203f5&preview=trueBye!
A.-Thanks RIkard, of course it works :-)
I am not a CSS expert, as you can imagine, and based on what I learned I thought I had to precisely target the element for which I wanted to change the style (= the image). I know this goes out of your duties here, though, therefore I will understand if you’ll skip the question :)
Could you please/kindly explain to me how did you deduce that you had to act on the main.content of the body, rather than applying the style to the image only?I know this goes out of your duties here, though, therefore I will understand if you’ll skip the question :)
Thank you so much!
Bye,
A.-
