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tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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7 May 26, 16:10
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jAlbum Version 39.4.1 standard
Tiger Skin Version 8
In Lightbox, tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity. Need to hide them.
Thanks.
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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7 May 26, 16:42
in response to: ms7263
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I can't reproduce that with a test album - only the "current" image is shown. The page of thumbnails is still slightly visible behind the lightbox, which is by design, and that doesn't depend on the aspect ratio of the main image.
Please give us a link to an album that illustrates the problem you're seeing.
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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7 May 26, 16:55
in response to: JeffTucker
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Thanks for your quick reply. My description was wrong.
The page of thumbnails is still slightly visible behind the lightbox.
For me this is visually very confusing. I would like to see ONLY the current image and a solid background. This allows concentrating on ONE image, nothing more.
Is there an option for hiding the thumbnails? Or can I use CSS code and which specific classes are related?
Thanks.
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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7 May 26, 17:03
in response to: ms7263
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There's no setting for that, but happily, the custom CSS is easy. Go to Tiger > Advanced > Custom code > CSS, and enter: .lightbox .lightbox-overlay {background-color: black;}
I prefer an "inky" lightbox, too, and default to that in my skins.  |
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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7 May 26, 17:29
in response to: JeffTucker
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Wonderful, that works, thanks a lot.
When I try color #3A3A3A instead of black, I can still see the page of thumbnails.
Is there a CSS to change the opacity of some classes so that I can use the regular gray background?
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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7 May 26, 17:35
in response to: ms7263
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When I do that, I get solid gray, with no "see-through." Screenshot. Double-check your syntax, and try refreshing your browser cache.
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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7 May 26, 17:38
in response to: JeffTucker
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And be careful - those are curly braces around the attribute, not parentheses: .lightbox .lightbox-overlay {background-color: #3A3A3A;}
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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7 May 26, 17:46
in response to: JeffTucker
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Thanks a lot again. Now it works. Wonderful ...
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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8 May 26, 08:10
in response to: ms7263
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You can also control the lighbox background opacity through its color: Settings / Tiger / Lightbox / Background color. Click the color rectangle, and set "Transparency" to "0", or just change the default "#ee111111" to "#ff111111". (#ff...... means fully opaque)
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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8 May 26, 10:54
in response to: Laza
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Wonderful, thanks.
Until now I did not know that the color rectangle is clickable...
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Re: tall images show neighbor images with reduced opacity
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8 May 26, 14:06
in response to: Laza
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Sorry I missed that fairly obvious setting! I was looking at the background color for the site, which is, of course, something else entirely.
Off-topic but related, a minor UI glitch - the text component of the color selector is too small on that panel. They're OK on the site panel. Screenshots.
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