1. 

   silverz
   Member
   Posted 11 months ago #
   

   I like how the std_widget looks with its white borders and would like it to work so if a person clicks the thumbnail they will be redirected to the the URL specified when uploading the image. However, currently this only works if the default layout chosen in the 'PhotoSmash Default Settings' is: 'standard display'(black box type of display). This doesn't work if the 'std_widget' is chosen as the default layout.

   I have selected the "No caption (thumbs link to user submitted url)" but when i click on the thumbnail with the std_widget activated, it still zooms into the image with a lightbox(instead of being redirected to the specified url). The lightbox doesn't get activated with the 'standard display' setting.

2. 

   silverz
   Member
   Posted 11 months ago #
   

   Actually, maybe the fastest way to solve this is if I could have the std_widget styling(not functionality) just take the place of the standard display styling. I'm not sure if this requires some changes to the plugin's css code or somewhere else.

3. 

   byron
   Key Master
   Posted 11 months ago #
   

   Hi Silverz,

   The std_widget layout is a Custom Layout. You can make custom layouts do anything you want, but it requires a little playing around. Make sure you have "Show Advanced Menu Items" checked on the Advanced tab of PhotoSmash Settings. Then go to the Custom Layouts. If you edit std_widget layout, you'll see that it is a simple layout. You could copy this and create a new one that you can tweak and play with.

   Byron

4. 

   silverz
   Member
   Posted 11 months ago #
   

   Hi Byron,

   I am now looking at the layout editor for the Std_Widget. What do I change in the following code if I would like that clicking on the thumbnail image would redirect to another page on my site: <div class='bwbps_image'>[thumb_linktoimage]</div> ? Also, do I place the new code somewhere or just make a change in it and click the 'Save Layout' button ?

   Thank you in advance.

5. 

   silverz
   Member
   Posted 11 months ago #
   

   Sorry Byron but I haven't received an answer as of yet

6. 

   silverz
   Member
   Posted 11 months ago #
   

   Even better yet, if I would like a white border around each thumbnail within the black box(for instance the demo at http://smashly.net/photosmash-galleries/photosmash-demo/ ) where do I add that border in the CSS? This information would solve the issue.

7. 

   byron
   Key Master
   Posted 11 months ago #
   

   Sorry for the delayed reply...you could add some CSS to the bottom of the bwbps.css file (or you theme's CSS file). Just be aware that updating the plugin will replace the bwbps.css file and you'll have to add your updates back.

   Putting this at the bottom of bwbps.css turns the background white:

   .bwbps_gallery_div{
   background-color: #fff;
   }

   Let me know if that doesn't get you going,
   BB

8. 

   silverz
   Member
   Posted 11 months ago #
   

   That's good but I just asked how to make a border around each thumbnail. I'm sure it's easy in css, I am just not sure what the code is.

9. 

   byron
   Key Master
   Posted 11 months ago #
   

   Try:

   .bwbps_gallery_div img{
   border: 3px solid #f0f0f0;

   }

   That should put a solid 3 pixel border around the images.

   BB

10. 

    silverz
    Member
    Posted 11 months ago #
    

    much thanks, works beautifully

11. 

    byron
    Key Master
    Posted 11 months ago #
    

    Cool...welcome.
    BB

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