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You are using the prettyPhoto shortcode but I don’t see the following function defined anywhere on that page:

$("a[rel^='wp_lightbox_prettyPhoto']").prettyPhoto()

Until this function is defined lightbox won’t get triggered. And this is happening because your theme doesn’t have the wp_footer() call.

Please switch to the default WordPress theme (example: twenty ten) to see what I’m talking about.

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Hi, eStore already have a lightbox option (WP eStore->Settings->General Settings->Enable Lightbox effect on Images) which allows you to display your product thumbnail in the lightbox window. You can use one of the following fancy display options to do so:

Stylish Product Display Options for WP eStore

However, you may not be able to display the “Add to Cart” button in the lightbox window.

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https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/amazon-s3-pop-up-not-working

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https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/mp4-video-plays-only-audio-video-is-black

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Hi, I’m not sure what exactly is causing this issue. I checked your page source and didn’t see anything that could create this extra space. I also copied the exact shortcode on our test site and it worked fine.

Can you just directly embed a iframe video from YouTube (without using any lightbox ultimate shortcode)? I want to make sure that your theme doesn’t have some kind of CSS defined for html <iframe> tag.

You can find the documentation for creating a grid view gallery here:

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wp-affiliate-link-manager/how-to-organize-and-group-multiple-lightbox-anchor-images-in-a-post-or-page-130

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@enzocapone, please share the link to the page where you are having this issue.

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Hi, before we get into this issue please install a fresh copy of the plugin:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request

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Hi, unfortunately there is no slider option in the Lightbox Ultimate plugin. Anything close to this would be our gallery option:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-to-make-a-set-of-photos-popup-from-only-one-link

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Hi, After the 14.0.1 release Firefox now shows error for using HTML5 compatible embed code for mp4 video, which is why we don’t recommend anyone to use the HTML5 compatible shortcode. You can just use a “All browser compatible” shortcode or a “flowplayer” shortcode instead. Both of them will take care of the HTML5 compatibility on the iOS devices.

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Hi, gallery in lightbox usually means that you have an image/video open in the overlay window and you can switch to another image/video using a navigator (example: Previous/Next button).

The link I shared explains everything on how you can use multiple shortcodes to create a lightbox gallery with our plugin. There is a demo that you can check out:

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wp-affiliate-link-manager/lightbox-ultimate-demo-create-gallery-with-a-set-of-images-212

If you don’t want to display all the anchor texts/images you can choose to keep them hidden using a simple CSS. First, switch to the “HTML” editor of your post/page and create a div which will be hidden. Now keep all the shortcodes which you want to hide inside the div. For example:

[gallery shortcode 1 goes here] - this shortcode is not hidden

<div style="display: none;">

[gallery shortcode 2 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery shortcode 3 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery shortcode 4 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery shortcode 5 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

</div>

Now when a user clicks on the “gallery shortcode 1” it will pop up the content linked to shortcode 1. But there will be a previous/next arrow which will allow the user to switch to another content (content linked to shortcode 2, 3, 4 and so on).

You can also embed multiple galleries on the same post/page. For example:

[gallery1 shortcode 1 goes here] - this shortcode is not hidden

<div style="display: none;">

[gallery1 shortcode 2 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery1 shortcode 3 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery1 shortcode 4 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery1 shortcode 5 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

</div>

[gallery2 shortcode 1 goes here] - this shortcode is not hidden

<div style="display: none;">

[gallery2 shortcode 2 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery2 shortcode 3 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery2 shortcode 4 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery2 shortcode 5 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

</div>

[gallery3 shortcode 1 goes here] - this shortcode is not hidden

<div style="display: none;">

[gallery3 shortcode 2 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery3 shortcode 3 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery3 shortcode 4 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

[gallery3 shortcode 5 goes here] - this shortcode is hidden

</div>

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Hi, please follow this documentation (Display Image/Video Gallery with prettyPhoto section):

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wp-affiliate-link-manager/wp-content/uploads/wp-lightbox-stuff/docs/wp-lightbox-ultimate-shortcodes-by-library-type.pdf

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Hi, the colon is not actually coming from Lightbox Ultimate. Lightbox Ultimate only creates a lightbox link for the anchor text or image you provide via shortcode. So when you specify “display: inline” attribute Lightbox Ultimate can only make sure that the content (anchor text or image) passed through the shortcode is wrapped with that CSS property. It cannot control anything before of after the shortcode content.

If you check the page source (right click on your mouse and select “view source”) you will see that the “:” is wrapped with another empty div in which there is a form class called “eStore-button-form”.

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Well, as long as there are errors you won’t be able to use any jQuery or JavaScript plugin (because it will not function properly).

It’s a bit odd if a theme doesn’t support 3rd party plugins because users will always need to install different WordPress plugins for different functionality.

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Any valid HTML attribute for the <img> tag should work with it (except “src” because you are already specifying it via shortcode).

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Hi, We haven’t made any changes to Lightbox Ultimate plugin that will affect this. However, you can try another method for removing the line break.

Step 1: Keep the CSS class lightbox_ultimate_text_anchor empty (remove all the css attributes inside it).

Step 2: Create your own CSS class and put it in the wp_lightbox_ultimate_custom.css file. For example:

.my_test_class{

display: inline;

}

Step 3: Pass the CSS class name through the lightbox ultimate shortcode. For example:

[wp_lightbox_anchor_text_display_external_page link="http://bobkarty.pairsite.com/audio-format-basics/" width="740" height="740" title="Audio Format Basics" text="(?)" class="my_test_class"]

Now you don’t have to globally set it for all the anchor text shortcodes. You can customize each shortcode (including the anchor image one) with your own way.

Let me know if it works for you.

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