Community @ The Turning Gate

Glad to hear! You might also want to check out the video tour I post yesterday:
https://discourse.theturninggate.net/t/ … scourse/83

Well, that document is out-of-date. What are you trying to do? Cart buttons will appear on the grid and large image if you have the Cart Add-on installed, and the image is for sale.

See this:
https://discourse.theturninggate.net/t/ … light-1/54

Ben will have to chime in on this. But I'm curious, are you able to estimate how many images are on your site?

Which modals? The add-to-cart for each image, or something else? What generation iPad and which OS version are you using? From what I'm seeing so far, I'm able to scroll the add-to-cart modal on my iPad Pro, running latest OS.

Actually, the support page contact form has been removed because SPAM.

You can email me at mjcampagna at theturninggate dot net. Let me know your full name, and any email addresses you might have used to order.

The sets look amazing. Excellent stuff.

The 30 second timer between searches is a standard anti-flood measure built into FluxBB, a piece of forum software that I'm eager to replace if ever I can find a suitable replacement. As it is, everything I try makes me hate my career choices.

Search on backlight.me is on my to-do list, but waiting until I find time to figure out Algolia implementation. That's going to require a day when I'm not otherwise occupied by the day job, developing Backlight itself, working on migrating The Turning Gate, evaluating alternatives for FluxBB, or attempting to make the smallest progress toward having a lifestyle (cooking, hiking, not going insane). The article headings on backlight.me are mostly to-the-point, and so search is pretty low priority on this list. Bigger fish to fry at the moment.

I use the mobile simulation in browser almost daily. ;-)

A separate conversation, but I am obliged to advise you that this is not a good idea. This loads your entire site into an iframe. That's bad for plenty of reasons.

First of all, Backlight isn't built to live in an iframe, and so I can make no guarantees of expected behavior when running in such a context. For example, when I visit your site on a phone, your text is microscopic and illegible. Why? Because the iframe prevents the site from behaving properly responsive.

This is bad for SEO. Try Googling your site as "site: fotograafdonald.nl". You will see that Google shows only your home page, then direct links to your image pages. Links to your image pages all result in 404, because it's impossible to access your site by any URL apart from root.

For example, fotograafdonald.nl/galleries should be a legitimate address on any Backlight site. For you, it's 404.

Hiding your URLs also makes it impossible for your visitors to bookmark or share your pages.

And you're basically disallowing the browser from doing the job it's meant to do. You would do well to confine your aesthetic concerns to the page, and just let the browser do what it does best. That's how the Internet works.

I could come up with more reasons, but I think I've made my point.

I also just got an intermittent 500 error on one of your stylesheets, resulting in the page loading without styling. Your server seems to be having some issues serving resources.

You don't need a button to allow visitors to subscribe. Simply copying the page URL into an RSS reader should be sufficient (most that use RSS should already be familiar with this process).

If you'd prefer, though, you can use the social media icons in the page template to add an RSS icon, and then use the URL yourdomain.com/feed for the main site feed.

Else you can include a link anywhere that you are able to use HTML for content.