Note to self: this came up in working on the new WordPress site for takingrootfilm.com. Will apply to froggybottomguitars.com, too as I use widgetkit2 there as well. I hope they reply!
I have successfully used the original Widgetkit, but on a new site decided to use Widgetkit2. There’s a lot to like now that it has galleries as well as slideshows.
BUT… When I display images in a gallery, enable Lightbox, the buttons to advance to the next image are not available on the ipad.
Apparently you decided they should only be displayed when the target area is hovered — but how can we hover on a touch device?
I have “solved” the issue by changing theme.css (in my styles folder) ~ line 8245 from display: none to display: block. This makes the navigation obvious to all, whether on a touch device or not.
I also had to disable line 7589 .uk-touch uk-hidden-touch {display:none;}
I will follow up with a layout override to remove this class from the .uk-slidenav and then be able to re-enable that line.
But WHY would you set this to hide the navigation on a touch device? Is there an alternative navigation method ipad users are supposed to use?
UPDATE: To remove the class of “uk-hidden-touch” from the lightbox navigation buttons I had to modify this file:
widgetkit/vendor/assets/uikit/js/component/lightbox.min.js
I don’t think it’s possible to do this as a template override, so I may have to do this again if I update the plugin.
Was there a better way?