Hi, I’m the developer of a quite popular WordPress gallery. I’ve found a serious compatibility problem with Enfold. The problem is the js function avia_hover_effect(container) called in avia.js:95 When the user moves out the pointer from an images, the function avia_hover_effect(container) removes any css class from the IMG tag. But my plugin (like many others I suppose) needs some CSS classes on the IMG tags.
If I comment out the call to avia_hover_effect(container) then my plugin works perfectly.
This is probably not a real “bug” of your function, but it’s a bad practice because it breaks functionality of certain plugins.
You should just remove the classes you add and leave the other ones placed by someone who “probably” need them, agree?
Hey GreenTreeLabs!
Try adding a class of “noHover” or “noLightbox” to the link surrounding the image.
Cheers!
Elliott
Thank you, the noHover class fixes the issue.
