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Hi, There are different versions of the YouTube player (example: AS3, AS2, HTML5). And not all parameters are compatible with each version of the player. Do you have the link to documentation where YouTube describes the usage of “#t=00m41s” parameter?
Which shortcode are you using to test it out?
Hi, It’s not easy to customize all the shortcodes for this specific functionality. But thanks for the feedback. We will see what we can do.
Please get a fresh copy of the plugin and re-install it using the WordPress Plugin Uploader:
Hi, have you made any modifications to the plugin?
If you check your browser’s “Developer Tools” option you will find that there are so many 404 (not found) errors coming from the plugin. One possible reason is that the plugin name has been modified “wp-lightbox-ultimate (BEST Option For Doing MP4 Videos Lightboxes). For example:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://members.endlesslistingleads.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-lightbox-ultimate (BEST Option For Doing MP4 Videos Lightboxes)/lib/css/wp-lightbox-special.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />Do you have any idea how “(BEST Option For Doing MP4 Videos Lightboxes)” got inside the plugin name?
Hi, Lightbox Ultimate doesn’t automatically take control over all of your images. You need to use a specific shortcode which will allow you to open an image in lightbox.
Please have a look at the “Plugin Usage” section to learn more about how Lightbox Ultimate works:
Hi, There are other options to pop up a YouTube video as well. Have you tried the fancybox or colorbox YouTube shortcode?
It’s just a warning since you are validating the markup using HTML5 doctype. However, it will not affect any lightbox functionality on your site.
Hi, That shouldn’t be a problem as long as you configure the “Success URL” and “Signature key” for each of your websites (You can add multiple websites to your verotel account). For example:
1. If you have a site “A”, you need to configure the flexpay options associated with site “A” on your verotel account. You also need to configure the settings of the payment gateway bundle plugin installed on site “A”.
2. If you have a site “B”, you need to configure the flexpay options associated with site “B” on your verotel account. You also need to configure the settings of the payment gateway bundle plugin installed on site “B”.
Hi, We will need to take a closer look at your site to troubleshoot this. I have sent an email to your registered email address for site access. Let me know if you don’t receive it.
There are two issues here:
1. You theme doesn’t seem to have the
wp_footercall. Lightbox Ultimate plugin includes some additional JavaScript codes in the footer so it doesn’t affect your page load time.2. Multiple copies of jQuery. Only one copy of jQuery can be included on the same page.
This is what’s happening on your page:
<script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.3/jquery.min.js"></script> (hardcoded)
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.docwerkers.be/MVM/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.7.2'></script> (using WordPress API)Please take a look at the following post which will explain everything:
Lightbox Ultimate – Clicking on the Anchor does not Display any Overlay
You can read more about it here:
You’re right. Each lightbox ultimate shortcode is enclosed with a div. That means the anchor text/image you specify in the shortcode is also inside a div.
Well, the linebreak actually didn’t go away. Let me explain it to you.
This is what was happening before:
1. You created a new paragraph with “Andrew Gilbert,” and placed the shortcode text “critic’s pick” right after. By default the content is supposed to look like the following:
Previous content...
Andrew Gilbert,
<div>
critic's pick
</div>
....next content...2. Since you forced the div containing “critic’s pick” to be inline the content looked like the following:
Andrew Gilbert,
<div>
critic's pick</div>....next content...“Andrew Gilbert” was already on a separate section (paragraph) so It wouldn’t matter if there was a linebreak before. But we could make it so “critic’s pick” (the content right after) wouldn’t go to a new line. My suggestion was:
<div style="display: inline;">Andrew Gilbert,</div> Lightbox Ultimate shortcode...And that should have worked.
This is what is happening now:
1. You created a new paragraph with “Andrew Gilbert,” and placed the shortcode text “critic’s pick” right after. By default the content is supposed to look like the following:
Previous content...
Andrew Gilbert,
<div>
critic's pick
</div>
....next content...2. Since you have created a new inline div containing “Andrew Gilbert, critic’s pick” the content now looks like the following:
previous content..
<div>Andrew Gilbert, critic's pick</div>....next content...There is nothing wrong with what you did.
Hi, A div always starts and ends with a new line. When you apply the “display: inline” property on a div it makes sure that the next element doesn’t go to a new line. However the starting newline will still be there.
Since you are starting a new paragraph with
Andrew Gilbert,you can easily solve this issue by making this piece of text inline. For example:<div style="display: inline;">Andrew Gilbert,</div> Lightbox Ultimate shortcode...If you want to style the anchor text you need to use CSS (you can define your own CSS in the
wp_lightbox_ultimate_custom.cssfile). Suppose, you have created a CSS class.my_bold_text
{
font-weight: bold;
}Now copy the name of the class and specify it in the shortcode parameter. For example:
[wp_lightbox_prettyPhoto_anchor_text_image link="http://www.example.com/overlay-image.jpg" text="Critic's Pick" description="Image description goes here" class="my_bold_text"]You can learn more about shortcode anchor styling here:
