Masonry finesse of mixed portrait & landscape + relative URLs
Posted: 24 Jul 2024, 12:32
As a noob in Phoca Gallery, I'm afraid I find it hard to navigate the documentation and large array of options, and forum posts covering so many past versions.
I have three problems with my first attempt at placing a category gallery on this page - https://www.rootinstitute.ngo/mm4/being-here - and I hope some kind soul can point to the solutions:
1) The img src URLs are absolute (causing the inappropriate insertion of of external link icons ::after). I want these local links to be site-root relative, as throughout the site, but haven't found how I can set that.
2) There's plenty of width for the 3 large thumbnails, and in phocagallery-masonry.css 3 columns are set, yet still the third .pg-masonry-item wraps to a new line. I don't understand what's driving that.
3) I need a tidy layout where the category mixes landscape and portrait images, whether the portrait ones get cropped or aligned as flex-start or flex-end. Maybe that will be the case when problem 2 is resolved.
Please point me to the resources where I can fix these layout faults.
THANK YOU!
I have three problems with my first attempt at placing a category gallery on this page - https://www.rootinstitute.ngo/mm4/being-here - and I hope some kind soul can point to the solutions:
1) The img src URLs are absolute (causing the inappropriate insertion of of external link icons ::after). I want these local links to be site-root relative, as throughout the site, but haven't found how I can set that.
2) There's plenty of width for the 3 large thumbnails, and in phocagallery-masonry.css 3 columns are set, yet still the third .pg-masonry-item wraps to a new line. I don't understand what's driving that.
3) I need a tidy layout where the category mixes landscape and portrait images, whether the portrait ones get cropped or aligned as flex-start or flex-end. Maybe that will be the case when problem 2 is resolved.
Please point me to the resources where I can fix these layout faults.
THANK YOU!