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For text to be selectable within the Fancybox modal, you need to disable touch.
https://fancyapps.com/fancybox/3/docs/#faq-5

Clicking links are throwing mixed content errors:

Also, you should switch off that frameset stuff, or talk to your host about putting a stop to it. Backlight is not designed to be used with a frameset. No telling what problems may result.

Regardless of the software being used, I typically export JPEGs at 2560-pixels on the long side, and 85% quality. I haven't done any research, but I haven't taken any issue with the results.

In general, I find that the pixels you start with, the better the down-sizing goes. Also, if you can cut your images by a clean 50%, you get better results. So exporting at 2560px works out nicely if your galleries are running images at 1280px.

Should be able to. Off the top of my head, something like this ought to just work:

<div class="custom-gallery">

	<a href="image01.jpg" data-fancybox="custom-gallery">
		<img src="thumbnail01.jpg" alt="Caption 01" />
	</a>

	<a href="image02.jpg" data-fancybox="custom-gallery">
		<img src="thumbnail02.jpg" alt="Caption 02" />
	</a>

</div>

This will not pick up on your album designs, though; it will just do the default Fancybox thing.

That would be a form-to-email issue. That would also be why we stopped using it, and starting rolling our own scripts. You may or may not find their articles helpful:
https://formtoemail.com/developersupport/

One of them is "Not receiving email"

For clarity, are you suggesting a PHPlugins hook to replace the page's TITLE element in the document head?

The title could easily be replaced via Javascript, using document.title via the existing PHPlugins hook for scripts.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc … ment/title

I don't know whether one approach or the other would yield greater SEO benefit. Google is supposedly good about parsing JavaScript for SEO. Supposedly ...

If you're trying to see it embedded on the Home page, then you'll need to clear the cache. Better to view the actual album while designing.

Funny, because the cart is primarily developed by Ben, an Australian. We've also made explicit efforts to tailor the cart for our European customers. So can you be more specific in how it's not serving your needs in that region?

The short answer is no. Backlight 2 is designed with the intent that menu items will appear in the slide-out menu at mobile display sizes.

IE11 is more than a bit outdated; it's obsolete. Edge is also being replaced by a Chromium-based browser, Microsoft has announced.

Download Chrome.

Backlight 2 supports reCAPTCHA v2.