Closed adammhaile closed 6 years ago
Ah... nevermind. I wasn't closing my shortcodes with /
at the end :(
@adammhaile were you using photoswipe in your example? I have a similar setup and when using photoswipe, both galleries are "combind", i.e. in the photoswipe's lightbox I would automatically transition from the last image of the first gallery to the first image of the second gallery when hitting the next button.
Yes
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@adammhaile https://github.com/adammhaile were you using photoswipe in your example? I have a similar setup and when using photoswipe, both galleries are "combind", i.e. in the photoswipe's lightbox I would automatically transition from the last image of the first gallery to the first image of the second gallery when hitting the next button.
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For some reason when I include more than one gallery shortcode on a single post all I get is this:
Note: The whole post is this:
And it's only showing the first one. When looking at the page source, it does not include
/css/hugo-easy-gallery.css
if I add more than one gallery shortcode. The2
about the image is actually from me adding this right above the first<div>
in the gallery shortcode:{{ $.Page.Scratch.Get "figurecount" }}
So it seems like it's counting both. But completely falls apart otherwise.
Thoughts?