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Hi,
Yes you can do that by editing the wordpress page for that gallery.
Simply change the slug string “galleryx” to whatever you want.
Hi,
Ok I can see what you mean now.
If you click on the bird first and then use the pagination arrows inside the details there is no issue but if you click on map photo directly from gallery page the issue arises.
Can you tell me how did you get into a situation where the photo title is blank?
I’m asking because when you upload the photo the wordpress uploader should automatically set the title even if the photo meta data title is empty (in which case it will set the title to the photo filename)
ps: I will also send you an email with an updated tweak to the plugin which will hopefully prevent this issue.
Hi Jukka,
I didn’t see any issues. All of the photos in that gallery were viewable and I was able to add any to the cart.
Are you still seeing the “page not found” issue? Do you have a cache plugin running and if so try deleting the cache.
Also try a different browser (or icognito mode) in case your browser is caching the old page.
Hi @BThomson,
I think what’s happening is that the “SiteOrigin Page Builder” plugin is adding paragraph element tags (
<p>) throughout the inline javascript code (added by the photo seller plugin) which is in turn breaking that javascript code.Can you ask the developers of that plugin if there is a way to prevent it from adding
<p>tags inside the inline javascript code?Hi,
Look inside the WP Photo Seller >> Settings >> Advanced settings
and enable the setting called Set Photo Variation Default Quantity To 1
Hi,
One thing you can try, is to check the special .htaccess file in the following directory:
….wp-content/uploads/wp_photo_seller
Make sure that your site URL is correct inside that file.
Hi Jens,
I know what you are asking for but this type of functionality is currently not available in the photo seller plugin.
Although it may seem quite straight-forward when describing it as you have done, however trying to implement it via coding is not usually quite as easy.
Having said that you might be able to work around this by being a bit creative with the current functionality of this plugin.
For example, one thing you can do is to create separate galleries to represent the different materials and for each of these galleries you can create a dedicated price list.
Each price list will handle the different materials you want to use. Or you can group similar materials in a single price list.
In addition I think you could also utilise the album feature to further group your galleries by materials etc.
Regarding your initial suggestion, if the implementation is feasible, perhaps we can do a paid custom job for you which we can discuss off-line.
Let me know if you are interested we can discuss further via email.
Hi laguns97,
The plugin currently already has a built-in feature which prevents someone from entering a quantity greater than 1 if the item is a digital product. But this works only when you have NOT enabled “Set Photo Variation Default Quantity to 1”.
I will also add a check for the case when “Set Photo Variation Default Quantity to 1” is enabled.
When I go to the basket later, I can see 20 but the box seems too small, I can barely see the number. Is there way to increase the width of this box?
Yes. Simply use the following custom CSS code to make that field larger:
#viewCartTable .itemQuantity {
width: 50px;
}You can increase/decrease the value “50px” to suit your needs.
Hi Pieter,
Can you please check your server error log files and let me know if you see any logs related this issue?
(You will be able to find the error log file using CPANEL. If you do not know how to locate the file your host support people will be able to help you)
