Hello there,
I have recently started using Zenphoto for a personal photography website; and I am really impressed with the features and flexibility it offers. I am currently working on customizing one of the default themes to better fit the style I am aiming for with my photography portfolio; but I have encountered a few roadblocks that I hope someone here can help with.
I want to adjust the layout of my gallery pages so that the images are presented in a grid format with uniform spacing. The current theme; has images arranged in; a more scattered manner; and I am unsure how to modify the CSS to create a clean; uniform grid. Does anyone have experience with this;; and could you share the necessary code or point me in the right direction?
I would also like to adjust the size of the image thumbnails in the gallery without impacting the overall page layout. Is there a recommended way to tweak the thumbnail sizes within the theme settings; or will I need to manually adjust this in the code?
While the theme I am using looks great on de;sktop; the mobile version seems to have some alignment issues, particularly with the naviga;tion menu and gallery images. What is the best approach for ensuring full mobile responsiveness within Zenphoto themes?
Also, I have gone through this post; https://forum.zenphoto.org/discussion/1410757/theme-displaying-titles-descriptions-also-import-minitab-descriptionswhich definitely helped me out a lot.
I have been reviewing the documentation and tinkering with the theme files; but I figured it might be more efficient to ask for help here.
Thanks in advance for your help and assistance.
Not sure which theme you're working on but are you aware that fortunately there are a few modern 3rd party themes which we try to support minimally?
Maybe one of those fits your needs.
https://www.zenphoto.org/page/search/?s=theme_limited-supported
If you really want to go for it, which we encourage, basic knowledge of PHP and CSS is required.
And you really need to read the theming tutorial ;-)
https://www.zenphoto.org/news/theming-tutorial
Thanks a lot!