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March 31, 2022 at 3:34 pm #1346755
Hey Gunter,
I was wondering if the Horizontal Gallery ALB element could get some attention soon.
Would really enhance the usefulness of this element if it had the following features:
– Autoscroll on/off
– Continuous scroll (eg: when it gets to the last slide it continues to the first one, rather than hitting a dead end) on/off
– Use either images or posts (exactly like the Accordion Slider, where you can select either Image based, or Entry based)
– Display of captions/text on/offOn this last point, we have some custom code to output the images title or ALT on the page (see private field), but can’t seem to work out how to get a Caption to display. When building the element and inserting the gallery, you can setup captions and an image link. But this caption never seems to get outputted in the page code anywhere? Could it be? That way at least we could use that as a title for the images, but without affecting the image title/ALT tags globally (as these images are in use in other areas of the site as well).
Finally, just a Q to do with adding image links via the gallery. I see that it adds any custom link to the media library’s data as well. So does this mean that if this image is used in other parts of the site as well, that this image will always link? Is there a way to add links to the images in the Horizontal Gallery that wouldn’t allow that?
I hope that all makes sense, and I can’t wait to see what you have in store for Enfold 5 :)
Thanks Gunter,
Tim.
April 2, 2022 at 12:51 pm #1346975Hey Tim,
Thanks for contacting us.
A very rough overview of Enfold 5.0 plans you find here:
And we will have a focus on frontend in future (after having spent a lot in backend dev in the last releases).
I added this post to our dev repo.
To your questions:
– caption is used in lightbox title only in this element and is stored in the media library so it is available throughout the site
– custom image links added to media library are used throughout the site (as far as I know) – there is no way to limit them to a gallery. I can think of a filter to allow to customize them – all other would be too complicate and blow up code (and database).Best regards,
GünterApril 5, 2022 at 1:16 am #1347201Hey Gunter,
Thanks for getting back to me.
Ok, I don’t think for now the filter is needed.
Another feature request for this element though would be an option to remove the need for a % setting for the image height, and allow a column setting (eg: 3 columns shows 3 images) and the images just scale normally like they do on easy sliders for example. The % requirement introduces odd cropping of images on mobile.
Thanks for considering these requests as always, hopefully they make this element a much more useful and user friendly one :)
Kind regards
Tim
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April 8, 2022 at 1:01 am #1347628Hey guys,
Another horizontal gallery related question sorry….
Getting very different layouts in Chrome, Safari and Firefox for the same CSS code on mobile only (below 768px).
Link provided below.
Notice the image sizing and cropping in each browser.
I added in the margin-top: 45px purely to get some image showing in Safari, as without it it was barely even visible (but happy for that code to go).
Any suggestions please?
Thanks a lot
Tim
April 12, 2022 at 11:35 am #1348085Hi Tim,
I could notice the difference in Safari but unfortunately I could not find what exactly is causing it.
You could change your code to following one to apply it only on Safari@media only screen and (max-width: 767px){ .responsive.avia-safari .av-horizontal-gallery-img { margin-top: 45px; }}
That should make the look more consistent across browsers
Best regards,
YigitApril 12, 2022 at 3:40 pm #1348120Hi Yigit,
Thanks so much for taking a look.
Your code helps a lot, thank you.
Regards
Tim
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