Its like its trying to display more thumbnails then the row has room for so it drops the overflow onto the next row ans then starts a new row. So Row 1 has 5 pictures, Row 2 has 1 picture, Row 3 has 5 pictures, row 4 has 2 pictures, ect.
Here's a link so you can see: http://www.wowakk.com/gallery/index.php?level=album&id=189
Its happening in all my albums and was on the main page with the collections but I switched the theme for it.
@heeenke: The problem has already been brought to our attention (see Trac ticket #242) and a fix has been worked out. It will be committed to SVN the next time we make a commit.
Hi I too was having this problem so I followed the discussion on trac ticket 242, however, the fix given does not fully resolve the issue. Also I couldn't work out how to submit my comment onto that ticket so I am having to place it here. The fix does appear to resolve the problem, however, if you refresh the page in explorer all the thumbnails line-up below each other completly destroying the look of the page. I guess this is because the float has been removed, but if you put it back in the initial problem returns. If none of your visitors refresh the page then you will be ok but I think this is something that needs resolving!
The ticket does resolve the Internet Explorer issue (see second code block here). You need to place the conditional comment from the second code block to the head.php file in the theme directory that is activated (just after the CSS link call). The first code block is a change to the CSS file, gallery.css, itself.
Also, to add comments or open a Trac ticket, you just need to login to Trac. At the top of the page, click on the "Login" link and sign in using the same username and password from this forum.
hi Still no luck. i appear to be missing something! Here is my code in 'head.php'
<?php echo plogger_generate_seo_meta_tags();?> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<?php echo THEME_URL ?>gallery.css" /> <!--[if lt IE 8]><style> .slides li { /* this is a workaround for IE6/7 because they do not support inline-block correctly */ zoom: 1; display: inline; } </style> <![endif]-->
I am runing IE 8 and it still places all the thumbnail images below each other if you refresh the page. If you run the page in Compatibility View it stops this but obviously this is not ideal. Am I missing something obvious? Cheers
Do you have a link to your site? I do not have any issue on my test site with IE8 with / without compatibility view running. IE8 should work with the inline-block CSS instead of the inline / zoom workaround with IE6 & 7.
Hi sorry can't give you a link yet as it's a work in progress! I have spent hours trying to get this to work. No matter what, if you refresh the page on collections, collection or album the thumbnails line up under each other on the left of the page. I don't know where i could go wrong copying and pasting two small pieces of code but it simply wont have it.
@fropker: You have started 2 posts on this issue, and have added this same comment to several unrelated threads. Please don't do that. You made your request an hour ago - have some patience. It is the weekend and the dev team members don't check in as often. I will take a look at your issue and respond in one of the threads you started.
I have solved this. The problem was with a piece of software I was running ie the DebugBar and its friend Companion js. It seems that this was causing my rendering problems. I installed their updates and hey presto everything works fine! It's easy when you know how! cheers Burnsie
@supertelugu: That fix is for the 1.0-RC1 default theme. You are still using the default theme from Beta3.
I looked at your stylesheet. While you did add the changed style rules at the end of the stylesheet, you did not remove the original rules.
Go through your stylesheet and find where .slides li and.tag. are defined, and remove those lines, leaving the new lines at the end. The issue should then be resolved for you.
Thanks for a quick reply. i've made changes to the style sheet and its looking gr8 now.everything in order.
I have one more query
All my plogger images are getting indexed in google image search by the date uploaded. is there any possibility that i can make the image description be the first priority. here is my site's link LINK in google image search.
If u see that link all the plogger images are indexed with the upload date.