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Is it possible to have one image open a gallery of images and a video for example a client using something similar to:
<img class=”xx” title=”Iss” src=”http://www.sample.com/image.jpg” alt=”” width=”175″ height=”175″ />
Inside the gallery would be multiple images using the image lightbox and including the .mov lightbox and .mp3 lightbox in the same gallery using the “rel=”client” tag to group them together?
In short, I don’t want multiple images to show up for this client, I just want one image and then users can click through the images for that client.
Alright. Hopefully that will come along in the next update. One more question. IS there any explanation for why the Fancy Box part of the plugin does not function correctly while at the same time the special box does?
Right now I am calling Fancy box (the first image on the top left of this page) and it does not execute the overlay. And the special box (Third image on the bottom row) and it does execute the overly properly. Whats the deal?
A common cause would be a conflict with another fancybox plugin that you may have installed on your site.
By looking at the HTML, I can see some fancybox JQuery on the page that is not coming from the lightbox ultimate plugin so I am assuming the above condition is true in your case.
I double checked that all other fancybox style plugins were disabled, and I am still getting the error with the Fancy box library though the Ultimate Plugin not bringing up the overlay. I am unsure why the overlay works for the videos using special box and not working on the images using the fancybox. Any other recommendations?
I checked your HTML source just now and its missing the JQuery trigger code needed for fancybox. Do you have any optimization plugin that does stuff with JavaScript? For example minify them and combine them or something similar to that?
Currently I am only running the following plugins (Aksimet, Google XML Sitemaps, Twitter Goodies and WP Lightbox Ultimate). I have disabled WP Super Cache and FancyBox for WordPress (I installed this plugin to try and have it load the trigger for fancybox but that did not work).
Turned out that your theme isn’t including the wp_footer() call in it’s footer.php file. This is explained in the first example of this article:
If you switch to the default WordPress theme you will see that it works fine because the default WordPress theme is properly coded.
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