If you take a look @ my page, if you click on a gallery image to look @ it in it’s full size you’ll see what I’m talking about… The controls for the slideshow still appear over the gallery image so it confuses users where to click for the next and previous image… Is there a setting that I need to change somewhere in Exhibeo or Freeway to make this not the case?
Hi Mike,
I’m not sure how you’ve managed this (it could just be a bug in the gallery) but you can resolve it by adding a CSS style to the page to bring the lightbox images above the rest of the page content.
For example; http://www.freewayactions.com/test/thumblie/
Using Page > HTML Markup > Before add the following code to your page;
Probably just a bug in the exhibeo gallery? Now say if down the road I change the gallery style and start using something different that Exhibeo offers, will that cause a problem?
Is this something that Exhibeo developers would work on possibly and release an update to the code? It’s on all of my pages. I’d like to see an example of where this doesn’t happen on someone else’s page.
This shouldn’t cause any issues as the style simply targets items with the class xb-thumblie_image-container. If these items don’t exist on the page then the browser will simply ignore the style. If you stop using the Thumblie theme then you won’t need this style anymore so can remove the markup without issue.
Regards,
Tim.
On 3 Dec 2014, at 16:05, Mike wrote:
Now say if down the road I change the gallery style and start using something different that Exhibeo offers, will that cause a problem?
I ended up sending my file to Softpress and their support took a look @ the coding on the page and figured out what my problem was… I wasn’t using the “layers” feature in the inspector window on my items on the page so everything was essentially flat. Once I layered all the items on my page it fixed the problem!