My last option was a css solution :(… not very orthodox, but i made the caption not to interfere with the images.


.shiba-gallery .shiba-caption.cbottom {
width: 100%;
left: 0;
position: fixed;
text-align: center;
}


http://www.zeta-zeta.com/ilustraciones

Owwww, bad news for me then :S I have never done anything on Javascript… I’ll let you know if I find the solution.

Thanks.

Hmmm, looks like you may need to go into the javascript. The captions are likely injected based on a particular hierarchy, and now that the hierarchy has changed, it is probably not finding it.

Hi, sorry for the late answer.

This is the code that I want to change and this is the screenshot of how I see it (SCREENSHOT):

$outStr .= "\n"; // close noobslide
$outStr .= $this->generate_caption($num, $args['caption'], $size[0], $args['cpos']);
$outStr .= "\n"; // close noobmask

I’m trying to change this and this is the screenshot of how I see it after modifying it (SCREENSHOT:

$outStr .= "\n"; // close noobslide
$outStr .= "\n"; // close noobmask
$outStr .= $this->generate_caption($num, $args['caption'], $size[0], $args['cpos']);

As you see, is not an overlap of the caption and the background, the caption seems to totally disappear.

Thanks again for making this awesome plugin, looks like we’re going to be best friends for a really long time.

My guess is that it is probably still there but may not be visible because the background is white. I would be able to make a better guess if I can look at a test page with this modification.

This is the code that I want to change:

$outStr .= "\n"; // close noobslide
$outStr .= $this->generate_caption($num, $args['caption'], $size[0], $args['cpos']);
$outStr .= "\n"; // close noobmask


I’m trying to do this:

$outStr .= "\n"; // close noobslide
$outStr .= "\n"; // close noobmask
$outStr .= $this->generate_caption($num, $args['caption'], $size[0], $args['cpos']);


Somehow the caption disappears when I do it, I don’t know if I have to do something else. Thanks in advance.

Thank you again.

Things are working better today for whatever reason. I will resize some of the images as well.

You can try turning off client responsiveness.
1. Go into Media >> Shiba Gallery.
2. Look for “Client Responsive” in Gallery Default Settings. Pick None from the drop down menu.
3. Save.

It really shouldn’t slow down response time by much tho, especially for the lightbox type galleries. I just visited your site, and it was pretty smooth for me.

If you want though, the 4.0 zip is here-
http://shibashake.com/wordpress-theme/Download/shiba-gallery/shiba-gallery-4.0.zip

However, I can’t support older versions of the plugin.