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I recently added a native WordPress gallery to a site built with Executive Pro and Genesis. It was working fine. However now the images are stacked on top of each other vertically when viewing the page. In the editor it shows up correct.
I have just deleted the galleries and tried uploading images again but same thing happens. Any ideas why this could have just suddenly happened? Due to an update?
Any help very much appreciated!
Hi Brad,
I removed the gallery but have just added another test one http://adtech.co.nz/wordpress/products/
It should be 6 images across and was working until recently.Normally there's a setting for the gallery columns which you can change to 6 but you need to account for the size of the images and padding as well as the page width and padding/margins.
It happens even if I just add 2 images to a gallery though, they stack on top of each other... I recently updated to the latest Executive Pro so not sure if that has something to do with it?
Try de-activating all plugins and then activating them one by one.
Otherwise it may be a custom code snippet
How about something like this http://wpsites.net/resources/
You can change the columns to any number and it uses a custom post type
You also get a archive page
Well I did a bit of research and found this https://gist.github.com/cramdesign/10943010 which fixed it. It is something to do with the latest version of WordPress using new gallery markup to support html5.
Thanks for sharing.
You could also remove HTML 5 support for 'gallery', from this line in functions.php
//* Add HTML5 markup structure add_theme_support( 'html5', array( 'search-form', 'comment-form', 'comment-list', 'caption' ) );
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