Change Photo Gallery on property page, from grid to slideshow

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  • #677159
    Lok Cheung
    Participant

    Hi,

    I set up photo gallery for each accommodation type, when using search function to list rooms, every photo gallery is showing in a nice way, that is a main photo window on top and a thumbnail photo index window on bottom, both windows can slide left and right so I can put as many as photos into a photo gallery. But when going onto the “View Detail” page or pressing “continue reading”, the same photo gallery will be shown in a different way, i.e. tiled mosaic or thumbnail grid, and ALL photos will be listed out! Is it possible to use the main-and-index window style to show photos for all situations? Thanks.

    Regards,
    -Lok

    #677276
    Stacy Lind
    Keymaster

    Hi Lok,

    Copy the file gallery.php from

    wp-content\plugins\motopress-hotel-booking\templates\single-room-type\

    and paste it to

    wp-content\themes\your_theme\hotel-booking\single-room-type\

    (you would need to create the folders ‘hotel-booking\single-room-type’ within your theme’s folder).

    Then open the file

    wp-content\themes\your_theme\hotel-booking\single-room-type\gallery.php and substitute this line:

    <?php mphb_tmpl_the_single_room_type_gallery(); ?>
    with the following:
    <?php mphb_tmpl_the_room_type_flexslider_gallery(); ?>
    This will display the slider gallery on the accommodation pages.

    If you do not feel comfortable editing the code, we could do it for you with the extended support offer.

    #677759
    Lok Cheung
    Participant

    Thanks, Stacy. It works basically as expected except the “< Previous” and “> Next” slider prompts are shown right under the main photo area and the thumbnail index area. They should be shown on both sides inside the photo areas, right? Is it relating to the style sheet or so? Thanks.

    Regards,
    -Lok

    #678509
    J. Davis
    Keymaster

    Hi Lok,

    Yes, it requires to adjust style of link so you can ty using the style below to remove underline:

    .flex-direction-nav a{
    	text-decoration:none;
    }

    best regards,
    John

    #678663
    Lok Cheung
    Participant

    Thanks, John. I put your code into the “Additional CSS” section but it doesn’t take any effect. Any further suggestion?

    You could also check out this link https://mpcottages.com/accommodation/the-starfish/. Thanks.

    Regards,
    -Lok

    #678762
    J. Davis
    Keymaster

    Hi Lok,

    In order to apply the proper styles you should also replace the lines below in wp-content\themes\your_theme\hotel-booking\single-room-type\gallery.php file

    do_action( 'mphb_render_single_room_type_before_gallery' );

    with

    do_action( 'mphb_render_loop_room_type_before_gallery' );

    and

    do_action( 'mphb_render_single_room_type_after_gallery' );

    with

    do_action( 'mphb_render_loop_room_type_after_gallery' );

    best regards,
    John

    #678792
    Lok Cheung
    Participant

    It works perfectly! Many thanks, John.

    Regards,
    -Lok

    #1033481
    Giovanni Luigi Mascia
    Participant

    For me this is almost working well, but the images are very small, is it possible to change to full size? You can check here:

    Appartement ‘Basilico’ (Incl. Ontbijt)

    #1034434
    Andre Flores
    Moderator

    Hello Mathijs,

    I have checked your page and looks like you have already managed to make the image larger. Let me know if you need further assistance.

    Regards,
    Andre

    #1034493
    Giovanni Luigi Mascia
    Participant

    The image should become larger in width. Is this possible?

    #1035253
    Andre Flores
    Moderator

    Hello Mathijs,

    Kindly submit your request to our Help Desk providing temporary access to your WordPress dashboard, so we take a closer look at the issue.

    Regards,
    Andre

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