I seem to get a "double lightbox" from my Penci Image Gallery (image attached). How can I fix this? I outlined the controls for one lightbox in green and the other in red. I would like the green version as its icons or more standard/modern.
Context: * I have a custom page template I am using for my posts. * I add the Penci Image Gallery to the page in the Elementor Builder (free version). * When I click on an image in the gallery, within Elementor, I see the "green version" of the lightbox. * When I preview the page, I see both the green and red versions with the red version on the top layer. * I have tried adjusting the gallery and lightbox settings at "Customize > Single Posts > General" with no luck. * I have cleared my Cloudflare and host cache after changes.
1) Green version. Appears to be Elementor's built in lightbox (e.g. eicon-close) 2) Red version. Appears to be Soledad's Magnific Popup (e.g. mfp-close)
This did not help. I had already tried this per my notes below. But, I just tried it again. It still did not work.
I turned the setting on, published the change in the customization screen, cleared by Cloudflare cache, cleared my cache on my host, and cleared my browser cache. I also tried a different browser.
I can turn off or customize the Elementor lightbox very easily under Site Settings > Lightbox. But I want to use the Elementor lightbox. I am trying to turn off the Penci lightbox on the Penci Image Gallery so I don't have both lightbox layers pop up.
In this case, you should disable the Elementor Lightbox instead of the Soledad theme's lightbox. Please follow the instructions in the documentation at this link: https://elementor.com/help/lightbox/
I seem to get a "double lightbox" from my Penci Image Gallery (image attached). How can I fix this? I outlined the controls for one lightbox in green and the other in red. I would like the green version as its icons or more standard/modern.
Context:
* I have a custom page template I am using for my posts.
* I add the Penci Image Gallery to the page in the Elementor Builder (free version).
* When I click on an image in the gallery, within Elementor, I see the "green version" of the lightbox.
* When I preview the page, I see both the green and red versions with the red version on the top layer.
* I have tried adjusting the gallery and lightbox settings at "Customize > Single Posts > General" with no luck.
* I have cleared my Cloudflare and host cache after changes.
1) Green version. Appears to be Elementor's built in lightbox (e.g. eicon-close)
2) Red version. Appears to be Soledad's Magnific Popup (e.g. mfp-close)
Attached files: issue-penci-image-gallery.png
Hi,
Please go to Appearance → Customize → Single Posts → General → turn on the "Disable Lightbox on Single Posts" option.
Regards,
PenciDesign.
This did not help. I had already tried this per my notes below. But, I just tried it again. It still did not work.
I turned the setting on, published the change in the customization screen, cleared by Cloudflare cache, cleared my cache on my host, and cleared my browser cache. I also tried a different browser.
I can turn off or customize the Elementor lightbox very easily under Site Settings > Lightbox. But I want to use the Elementor lightbox. I am trying to turn off the Penci lightbox on the Penci Image Gallery so I don't have both lightbox layers pop up.
Thank you in advance
Hi,
In this case, you should disable the Elementor Lightbox instead of the Soledad theme's lightbox. Please follow the instructions in the documentation at this link: https://elementor.com/help/lightbox/
Regards,
PenciDesign.
I do not want to disable the Elementor Lightbox unless there is no way to forcibly disable Soledad's lightbox.
1) Is there a way to forcibly disable the Soledad theme's lightbox?
2) I have already switched "Customize > Single Posts > General > Disable Lightbox on Single Posts" to "on"
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Hi,
For this case, please send me your WordPress admin account in a private reply.
I’ll log in and help you configure it.
Regards,
PenciDesign.