I just purchased the Munio portfolio theme and I have already been speaking with the author to receive support for adding some caption when pictures displayed in the lightbox?[please refer to screenshot attached]
The plugin used is the current: magnific-popup. I have read the link below in the documentation but I couldn't make much sense in what I would need to change in order to display the image caption/description in the lightbox gallery. https://dimsemenov.com/plugins/magnific-popup/documentation.html
By inspecting the theme , there is an element in the lightbox called ‘mfp-bottom-bar’ where there is a ‘mfp-title’. Right now is set to display none, but I presume we could probably display it afterall with some css when hovering on with the mouse. Do you recon a mpf-caption would be easy to be added there and pull a caption content?[please refer to screenshot attached]
I appreciate your help and support on the matter. Regards
I am currently a developer even though just junior-mid level, but I would be happy to give it a try if some pointers and guidance are given. Unfortunately when speaking with the author of the theme I was not aware that there would be a fee for custom work, and due to the fact that this project is for a third party I couldn’t afford to purchase the custom work option.
Would it be possible to receive here via messages some guidance on the work to do for the captions?
Our image popup shortcode is implemented in Munio Functionality Plugin that comes with the theme (in your installation you can find in /wp-content/plugins/munio-functionality-plugin and it can be edited using Plugins -> Editor)
on line 626 in /include/shortcodes.php
function shortcode_clapat_popup_image
there you can see how the html of the image link is constructed
Many thanks for the reply. I will have a look at the code and see if I can achieve something with the pointers. Do you think you can do this in the main theme though? Would any change be overwritten in the future case of theme/plugin updates?
I don't think we will modify the Munio Functionality Plugin however you need to merge your changes in /js/scripts.js in case you modify the LightBox() function.
Could I ask you the best way to merge my changes of the /js/scripts.js ? I have been trying(in my child theme) to enqueue a custom js and dequeue the parents one, but for some reason it is not working.
Just replace 'bauman' with 'munio' and it should work.
Important to note is that you use wp_dequeue_script and wp_deregister_script to dequeue the old script and you enqueue the child script version using get_stylesheet_directory_uri() to indicate the full path to the file.
and keep the same name for the scripts handler.
You also need to use wp_localize_script to pass the theme options
I am not sure why I was trying to do the same but before it wouldn't work but now it is. I did not run the wp_localize_script but it all works fine with the js file so I believe it went through.
What I cannot still see is my title pulled through even though the js file now should be all correct.
My aim is to dynamically display a caption in the following HTML part
Thing is that you need to specify the info attribute which I don't see anywhere in your <img> or <a> tags (not sure actually which has to have the attribute but let's suppose it's the <img>)
That is where I was trying to make my changes already but I could not find a correct way to target the images caption. I will try to have a look at the code again and see where needed to be amended.
However if you have any further advice, I will be happy to hear.
Hi There,
I just purchased the Munio portfolio theme and I have already been speaking with the author to receive support for adding some caption when pictures displayed in the lightbox?[please refer to screenshot attached]
The plugin used is the current: magnific-popup.
I have read the link below in the documentation but I couldn't make much sense in what I would need to change in order to display the image caption/description in the lightbox gallery.
https://dimsemenov.com/plugins/magnific-popup/documentation.html
By inspecting the theme , there is an element in the lightbox called ‘mfp-bottom-bar’ where there is a ‘mfp-title’. Right now is set to display none, but I presume we could probably display it afterall with some css when hovering on with the mouse. Do you recon a mpf-caption would be easy to be added there and pull a caption content?[please refer to screenshot attached]
I appreciate your help and support on the matter.
Regards
Hi Robin,
we can do a custom work for a certain fee if you are interested.
Otherwise we can give you pointers on what & where to change.
If first option is preferred, we can discuss the price and send us wp admin access with full rights using Appearance -> Editor
Thank you.
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Hi there,
Many thanks for your reply.
I am currently a developer even though just junior-mid level, but I would be happy to give it a try if some pointers and guidance are given. Unfortunately when speaking with the author of the theme I was not aware that there would be a fee for custom work, and due to the fact that this project is for a third party I couldn’t afford to purchase the custom work option.
Would it be possible to receive here via messages some guidance on the work to do for the captions?
Many thanks again
Robin
Yes, definitely.
Our image popup shortcode is implemented in Munio Functionality Plugin that comes with the theme (in your installation you can find in /wp-content/plugins/munio-functionality-plugin and it can be edited using Plugins -> Editor)
on line 626 in /include/shortcodes.php
function shortcode_clapat_popup_image
there you can see how the html of the image link is constructed
$out .= '<a class="image-link ' . $atts['extra_class_name'] . '" href="' . $img_url . '">';
$out .= '<img src="' . $thumb_url . '" alt="' . $alt_text . '" />';
$out .= '</a>';
one of the key elements is the class image-link
so basically here is where you can change the html structure of the image pop up link required to suit your purpose.
if you open /js/scripts.js (path relative to the parent theme) you will see that the image popup is initialized in function LightBox() line 2020
Thank you.
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Many thanks for the reply.
I will have a look at the code and see if I can achieve something with the pointers.
Do you think you can do this in the main theme though? Would any change be overwritten in the future case of theme/plugin updates?
Hello Robin,
I don't think we will modify the Munio Functionality Plugin however you need to merge your changes in /js/scripts.js in case you modify the LightBox() function.
Thank you.
Clapat Support
https://www.clapat.com/
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Hi there,
Could I ask you the best way to merge my changes of the /js/scripts.js ? I have been trying(in my child theme) to enqueue a custom js and dequeue the parents one, but for some reason it is not working.
Many thanks
Robin
Hello Robin,
This is a good question. I am forwarding you this ticket (from one of our users) as reference:
https://clapat.ticksy.com//ticket/2384788/
Just replace 'bauman' with 'munio' and it should work.
Important to note is that you use wp_dequeue_script and wp_deregister_script to dequeue the old script and you enqueue the child script version using get_stylesheet_directory_uri() to indicate the full path to the file.
and keep the same name for the scripts handler.
You also need to use wp_localize_script to pass the theme options
Thank you.
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https://www.clapat.com/
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Oh so good this tickets that was opened!
I am not sure why I was trying to do the same but before it wouldn't work but now it is. I did not run the wp_localize_script but it all works fine with the js file so I believe it went through.
What I cannot still see is my title pulled through even though the js file now should be all correct.
My aim is to dynamically display a caption in the following HTML part
'<div class="mfp-figure">'+
'<div class="mfp-close"></div>'+
'<div class="mfp-img"></div>'+
'<div class="mfp-bottom-bar">'+
'<div class="mfp-title">CAPTION HERE</div>'+
'<div class="mfp-counter"></div>'+
'</div>'+
'</div>
I added this code into the js file
image: { titleSrc: function(item) { return item.el.attr('info') + '<small>by Marsel Van Oosten</small>'; } },
and to grab the caption on the info I amend the shortcodes.php to this
add_shortcode('clapat_collage_image', 'shortcode_clapat_collage_image');
function shortcode_clapat_collage_image($atts, $content = null) {
$atts = shortcode_atts(array( 'thumb_img_url' => '', 'thumb_img_id' => '', 'img_url' => '', 'img_id' => '', 'alt' => '', 'info' => '' ), $atts );
$img_url = munio_get_image_url($atts['img_id'], $atts['img_url']); $thumb_img_url = munio_get_image_url($atts['thumb_img_id'], $atts['thumb_img_url']); $info = $image_info->post_excerpt; $str = '<div class="collage-thumb">'; $str .= '<a class="image-link" href="' . esc_url( $img_url ) . '">'; $str .= '<img src="' . esc_url( $thumb_img_url ) . '" alt="' . esc_attr( $atts['alt'] ) . '" />'; $str .= '<div class="thumb-info"><h6>' . wp_kses_post( $atts['info'] ) . '</h6></div>'; $str .= '</a>'; $str .= '</div>';
return $str;
}
It all seem to be working fine but the function are not grabbing any caption. Is there any way I could get some help into this?
Thank you,
So grateful to have such a good support theme!
Robin
Hi,
what's the page url with the popup image?
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Hi,
on my site the page url is http://francesconatale-com.stackstaging.com/munio_portfolio/diver/
on the munio default is http://preview.themeforest.net/item/munio-creative-portfolio-theme/full_screen_preview/24712861?_ga=2.89031324.660014956.1589231260-1545605775.1565903050
Hope this helps, let me know if you need anything else to understand,
Thanks
Robin
Hello,
you have an 'undefined' value in the mfp-title
https://prnt.sc/sey25z
Thing is that you need to specify the info attribute which I don't see anywhere in your <img> or <a> tags (not sure actually which has to have the attribute but let's suppose it's the <img>)
https://prnt.sc/seyb89
So you have to go back to the shortcode implementation
...
$str .= '<img src="' . esc_url( $thumb_img_url ) . '" alt="' . esc_attr( $atts['alt'] ) . '" info="' . esc_attr( $info ) . '" />';
...
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Hi Clapat team,
That is where I was trying to make my changes already but I could not find a correct way to target the images caption.
I will try to have a look at the code again and see where needed to be amended.
However if you have any further advice, I will be happy to hear.
Thank you.
Robin
It looks like the only thing left for you is to assign the info attribute to the image in shortcodes.php
$str .= '<img src="' . esc_url( $thumb_img_url ) . '" alt="' . esc_attr( $atts['alt'] ) . '" info="' . esc_attr( $info ) . '" />';
Thank you.
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