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Support for Auto Grid Responsive Gallery - Wordpress

Support for Auto Grid Responsive Gallery - Wordpress

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Can I change the opacity of the caption background?

In the css file find this: background: rgba(0,0,0,.7); increase or decrease the .7 (from 0 to 1)

is it possible when you link pictures to a new site to open them in a new window?

for that you first need to use the not minified version of the JS file so you need to open the index.php file of the plugin and find this:
/js/autoGrid.min.js
then replace it for this:
/js/autoGrid.js
now open the autoGrid.js file (the one in the JS folder) and find this:
window.location.href="http://"+url;
and replace it for something like this:
window.open( 'http://'+url , '_blank' );
You can google how to open a new window through Javascript if you don’t like this method.

I can’t add a link with a: ”/”
for example if i want to link an image to this link: facebook.com/somebandpage

For those cases you would have to use ”|” instead for example:
facebook.com|somebandpage
or you can also use ”:” for example:
facebook.com:somebandpage
another characters can be added by tweaking the plugin

Can I change the captions font? I want it to be smaller and sans-serif, can that be done?

open the gridGallery.css file and find this:
.image-caption h3{
  font-size: 21px;
  margin: 0;
}

.image-caption h5{
  font-size: 15px;
  margin: 12px 0 0 0;
}
There you can change the font-size, the h3 is the title and the h5 is the category, and add font-family: sans-serif as well

Is it possible to change the directory for images to another location outside the plugin folder?

you can do it, but the path of your folder needs to be relative to the plugin folder, for example if you want to go back a level of folders you will set the directory like this (this will leaves you in the “plugins” folder):
../Gallery
or two levels (this leaves you in the wp-content folder):
../../Gallery
or tree levels (this leaves you in the root folder of your WP I believe):
../../../Gallery

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