Hello,
Thank you for the clarification
About your issue you can try adding this peace of CSS:

@media only screen and (max-width: 400px) {

    .media-boxes-filters-container .media-boxes-filter{
        padding: 0 !important;
        margin: -5px !important;
        width: 100% !important;
    }

    .media-boxes-filters-container .media-boxes-filter>li{
        width: 50% !important;
        margin: 0px !important;
        padding: 5px !important;
    }

}

Hello,
It depends what you want to do, do you want each filter-item to go 100% of width? or maybe 50%?

Also did you buy the plugin from a different account? since CodeCanyon says that you haven’t bought this plugin

Best, David

Hello,
you can try adding this peace of CSS:

@media only screen and (max-width: 400px) {

    .media-boxes-filters-container .media-boxes-filter{
        padding: 0 !important;
        margin: -5px !important;
        width: 100% !important;
    }

    .media-boxes-filters-container .media-boxes-filter>li{
        width: 50% !important;
        margin: 0px !important;
        padding: 5px !important;
    }

}

Hello,
I don’t fully understand, any chance you could show me a living example online so I can understand better? you can contact me privately via email here: https://codecanyon.net/user/castlecode#contact

Best, David

Thank you so much for the wonderful support!

Hello,
yes I recently found this issue, in the next update I will include the ability to specify the alt and title attributes for the thumbnails in the grid

I hope it is ready soon

Bst, David

Hello,
thank you

You just need to set the “Popup Type” to iframe and paste your youtube video in the “Popup Url” (in the meta box of the media boxes), you can see how here: http://www.castlecodeweb.com/files/plugins_comments/9.mov

Best, David

Hi Andrea,
yes the plugin is compatible with those settings

Best, David

Yes, the alt & title for the thumbnail in the grid. How do I add that to the post box?

currently there’s no field for that option, that’s what will come in the next update

Aha! OK. I’ll have to wait then. Thanks for your time!

Hi Oliver,
sent you an email, also can you also send me the link to your site (via email) so I can see what’s going on with those errors you are getting

Best, David

Hello,
thank you

did you find the issue? I’m trying to find those gaps in your site but I’m not able to see them, I see your site running correctly

Let me know

Best, David

Hi Jonas,
did you find the problem? I see the plugin working fine in your site

Best, David

Hi David,

yes, that is exactly what I was thinking of

For Category & Tags Wordpress would use I think archive.php to display the post if no custom page structure is defined.

For example for Category Wordpress would look for:

category-slug.php category-ID.php category.php archive.php index.php

and automatically use the first available matching php file it finds in that hierarchy. You can check the Wordpress Template Hierarchy (https://wphierarchy.com/) to see which pages Wordpress would check or automatically use if no custom file structure is found. So the specificity is up to the user but Wordpress has a ‘automatic choice’/fallback.

Same for Custom Post Type Taxonomies – if not custom file structure is present Wordpress would use the archive.php file.

Thanks again for your great support!

-andreas

Hi Andreas,
I’m not quite sure about the link to the “archive page”, you would be able to specify a static URL though, but I’ll definitely add the taxonomies in the skin editor

Best, David

Hi David, that would be great – thanks for constantly keeping improving an already amazing plug-in

Hi Sane,
I think I found the problem, it seems that your theme is targeting all anchor tags that have this href=”#” and it is preventing any event on them. But if you have FTP access to your server you can fix this in the plugin by doing the following:
1) Navigate via FTP to the plugin folder (wp-content/plugins/wp_media_boxes)
2) Open the class_media_boxes_shortcode.php file
3) Find all the instances of this: href=’#’ and remove it (only that portion of code, which you will find 4 instances)
4) That’s it, save it and try again

Let me know if this makes sense

Best, David

Hello,
1) thank you, I’m glad you like it

2) do you mean like a static height? you can try adding this peace of CSS:

.media-box-content{
  height: 200px !important;
}

thank you

Hi Johannes,
I noticed that the Media Boxes is currently inside a “pre” and “code” HTML tags, which causes strange behaviors, since that’s meant for “preformatted text”.
Check this out: http://www.castlecodeweb.com/files/plugins_comments/15.png

Can you place the shortcode of the Media Boxes in another container that doesn’t produce a “pre” or “code” tag?

Let me know if this makes sense

Best, David

Hi David, I had to laugh at myself. Guess I used Gutenbergs code block instead of short code… I’m sorry. Thanks for the quick reply (and solution)

you’re welcome, I’m glad that was it

I’ve sent you a message! Thanks

Thanks for the support, the code provides was:

display: none !important }

[data-id="filter_1"]{
        display: none !important
}

Hello,
I’ll definitely keep it in mind
Also can you explain a little bit more about the descriptive headings on the filters? (I didn’t quite understand that part)

Best, David

Hello David, when you use more than one filter group in “Filter-Search-Sort”, there doesn’t appear to be any way to provide a descriptive heading for each filter group, unless you copy the shortcode and place it manually on the page in a container with its own heading.

Ohh I got it, thank you for your feedback

Hello,
yes you can have a mixture of images and videos, for example in this page: http://www.castlecodeweb.com/wp-mediaboxes/blog-posts/ the first item has an image and the second one has a video.

About the play button when its a video, for this case you can create 2 skins, one for the images and another one for the videos, then on each item you would need to specify which skin to use (either image or video)

I hope this makes sense

Best, David

Hi, David. Thanks for your prompt and courteous response. Makes perfect sense. And as for creation of the skins, this is all possible with the plugin without coding or any other 3rd party integration? I’m ready to buy, but just need to make sure this meets my needs Thanks again.

Hello,
Yes indeed, you don’t need to code to create the skins, there’s a skin editor that comes with the plugin. Also you can import the skins from the live preview so you don’t start from zero

I’m hope this helps

Best, David

Hi Peter,
Very strange, I just fixed both ways of downloading the plugin, and tried downloading it my self and it says “1.2”, can you check the following:

1) open the wp_media_boxes/media_boxes.php file in a text editor
2) at the top you’ll see some variables, one says “Version” which version says there? it should say “1.2”

Direct updates in the admin section are not implemented yet, will check that out for a future update

Thanks, I’ve checked and it says 1.2 in the media_boxes.php. I’ve uploaded and installed it again, did not work. And once again, then it worked. So, now there’s 1.2. Thanks for your help!

Ohh maybe there was some cache issue so it wasn’t updating the file! But I’m glad it is working now

Hello,
yes it works, you can actually see it working here: http://www.castlecodeweb.com/wp-mediaboxes/popup-content/ just click on the “A web page” image so you can see it

the plugin supports iframes, so you would only need this URL: https://swiftcdn6.global.ssl.fastly.net/projects/5c8ad03183882/index.html?cb=fd610pqp4yqzc5pxnhvtzq the other code is not necessary

Best, David

Hi Jo,
By any chance you bough the Stand Alone version (the HTML version) since CodeCanyon says that you haven’t buy this plugin (the WP version)

Please let me know

Best, David