Hi doby,
Thanks for contacting us. Just so we have a better understanding of the situation, could you provide a URL to your page so we can take a look? Hopefully viewing the page will give us a better idea of what you are referring to.
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doby
(@doby)
Hi. Thank you. Where can I send you the link and password … the page is not public.. thanks
It’s against WordPress forum rules to share any kind of credentials and we cannot accept them. If it would be possible, could you make just this page public, so we can check it out?
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doby
(@doby)
Hi. Thanks for the info. I’ll upload some default photos and post a link, then I’ll let you know.
Miroslav
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doby.
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doby
(@doby)
Hi,
The first photo is regularly uploaded while the others are called from the folder via php shortcode, the page is Elementor. The Elementor lightbox widget displays as it should, but it’s just a single photo, not a gallery. Your plugin has a gallery of existing photos with the mkphoto class. I am sending a link to the test page…
https://test.maticneknjige.org.rs/mk/maticne-knjige-ada-1829-rimokatolici-vencani-2/
Thank you very much
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doby
(@doby)
HI, I finally turned off lazyload and now they appear… is it possible to increase the zoom and introduce scrolling / moving of the zoomed view of the photo thanks a lot
miroslav
Hi Miroslav,
Great, thanks for letting us know. You can add a zoom control to the lightbox in the Controls area of the settings page.
There is currently no option/way to have the photo move around.
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doby
(@doby)
Hi. Thanks, yes I set the option. Is it possible to adjust the scrolling of the zoomed photo in a simple way. it is important to us for a better overview of the entire photo. Thank you
No, there is no adjustment of the scrolling. There is no scrolling.
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doby
(@doby)
Hi..I’m back again a….
Please one more time. is it possible to introduce a drag option for a zoomed photo in any form…this way only the center of the photo is zoomed and the other parts are not visible… thanks a lot.
Hi doby,
It’s unlikely that we will add such a feature in the near future. An alternative, if you’d like, would be to use CSS to hide all parts of the image that fall outside the containing div and make it so any overflow is scrollable. For example, like so:
.ewd-ulb-slide-img {
overflow: scroll;
}
