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Hello!
I hope someone can help with this, although I am not sure if it's a WP/browser question or Genesis/browser question.
I am using the WP gallery in ExecutivePro.
When I click on the images in FireFox the single images appear center against a black background -- not a lightbox but ok looking.
In Chrome, however, the single image appears anchored to the top left of the window, and with a white background, looking like a default image link (which it is but I prefer the pseudo-lightbox effect.) Is there a way to adjust so that Chrome looks the same, or do I need to use a gallery plugin?Thank you!
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Sounds like you're setting the link on the gallery images to the image file itself. These are the default image file displays for Firefox and chrome.
Use an image attachment template to have more controlThe Executive pro theme does not have a image attachment template.... (Disappointingly, I've not seen one yet in a StudioPress theme, but happy to be corrected), so WordPress defaults to using the next available template in the theme following the hierarchy.
https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/
In this case, the single.php that is found in the parent Genesis theme ( the same that is used to display single blog posts )
An option would be to customise the Executive Pro theme by adding your own template file for displaying image attachments ( image.php )
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Other options could be using a carousel to display the gallery, check the one that comes with Jetpack as an example
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