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Fixed. The problem was in one gallery with empty name and description: panel japonés
But instead of “é” there was unknown symbol.
Gmedia doesn’t allow to save galleries without name filled. That is strange.Can you give me access to your WP Dashboard, so I can look closer at the problem and try to solve it?
I’ve changed WP Simple Downloads plugin, so now it loads CSS in proper way, but you still need to leave active “Isolation Mode” in Gmedia.
Gmedia uses built in wordpress image processing functions. If there some differences then you should use older version of WordPress (before v4.5).
Disk space and Memory Limit is different things.
Disk space is how many files you can upload to your server.
As I can see from the screenshots your problem is low Memory Limit and Gmedia doesn’t adjust it. If you go to the Gmedia Settings -> System Info tab -> there will be info about real settings of your server: Memory Limit and Memory Used (for current page).
Gmedia plugin requires at least 128M of Memory Limit to work properly.If it shows 256M, then you can try to disable installed plugins one by one and see if it helps. Also you can try temporary switch theme…
To see description you just need scroll a little bit. But if you want you can make description be over the image. Add code below to your theme’s style.css:
.mfp-gmedia-open .mfp-bottom-bar { margin-top: 0; top: auto !important; bottom: 40px; padding: 10px; background-color: rgba(0,0,0,0.3); }Fixed. Problem was in WP Simple Downloads plugin which loads own CSS in wrong way and on all admin pages.
Can you give me access to your WP Dashboard? From the source I can see that galleries have different IDs and Names, but the same images.
The problem is not in Phantom module, but in NextGen gallery script which open image from Phantom gallery in own lightbox, so you should close first Phantom’s lightbox and then NextGen’s lightbox. Ask NextGen’s developer about this problem.
Auto height not always work properly, I’ll fix that in the future version. Try edit gallery and tick “Set height manually”, then set height to fit your needs and Save changes.
The problem is in some other plugin or theme which loads their JS/CSS on Gmedia’s admin pages. Try temporary disable other plugins one by one to exclude plugins conflict. Also you can give me temporary access to your WP Dashboard, so I can try to solve your problem.
