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Is it works for you on demo page? https://codeasily.com/portfolio-item/gmedia-phantom/
Post link to your gallery page, maybe it’s CSS conflict.

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If it’s not hard to you, please, rate my plugin: http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/grand-media
It is very important for me. Thanks.

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I’ve plan to add cropping function to image editor in the future. Be patient please.

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Its could be plugins conflict. You can give me temporary admin access to your WordPress, so I can try to fix your problem.
To create gallery you can also go to Modules page and click “Create Gallery” button on chosen module.

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I’ve updated Photobox module and now it should not conflict with most themes.

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@Thomas, I’ve sent instructions to your email.

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If you have many galleries and don’t want to edit each to change title link color, you can edit “/wp-content/grand-media/module/photo-blog/settings.php” file at line 19 and change ‘titleLinkColor’ => ’75c30f’ to hex code you need.

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There is new option for title link color.
So now you can set separately color for title without link and color for title with link.

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@inedit.design: I’ve updated only PhotoBlog module as @Pedro asked me. As I see on your screenshot you using Phantom module.
I’ve just updated Phantom module (v2.8) go to admin Gmedia -> Modules -> update Phantom module to latest version which support “link_target” custom field.

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I’ve just rolled out new version of PhotoBlog module. There are few new options available:
– Title Link Color – if title have link and you want it to be different color from titles without links;
– Title Link Target – default “auto”, which means only external links will open in new window, but links with the same domain opens in same window. “_self” means to open links in same window and “_blank” – open links in new window.

You can overwrite link target for individual image by adding to image Custom Field called “link_target” with value: “_self” or “_blank”.

Go to admin Gmedia -> Modules page -> update module to latest version.

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I glad the problem is solved.
If it’s not hard to you, please, rate my plugin: http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/grand-media
It is very important for me. Thanks.

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As you can see from the error message the problem is in writing permission on your server. Plugin can’t create directory and put module in it. You should fix permission problem on your server or install module manually via FTP.
To install module manually just unzip module ZIP file and put module’s folder to “/wp-content/grand-media/module/” directory.
Did you already tried upload files to Gmedia Library? If you have problem with write permission, uploading files could be the problem too.

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@Joram :
Perhaps, you click Activate button which is not working on your server due to some settings. Do the same steps as before to activate license manually and do not click Activate button in the future.

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It’s because of some other plugin prints their CSS and JS on Gmedia admin pages (actually on all admin pages and it is wrong). CSS from other plugin overwrite CSS of Gmedia, that’s why Gmedia popups not on the right place.

Try go to Gmedia Settings page -> Other Settings tab -> check “Enable Gmedia admin panel Isolation Mode” checkbox and Save settings.

If it will not help then temporary disable other plugins one by one to find which one is in conflict.

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If it’s not hard to you, please, rate my plugin: http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/grand-media
It is very important for me. Thanks.

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