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were you already using the album_bottom hook for something?

should be. just use the appropriate hook. See the phplugins file for a list of them all.

This should work under all browsers, it has for me. Try clearing browser cache perhaps.

I think Ben will need to address the second issue

custom thumbnails is the answer to face cutting

You're probably ahead of me on understanding JSON

I was just looking at the TTG documentation on that. Looks like it's only meant for accessing albums, sets, and photos.
https://backlight.me/docs/json-api

So no contact forms.

There are plenty of contact form plugins available for WordPress though.

no

well....maybe? Using the new JSON API perhaps?

hi Ben,
I've assigned a cover image. Still no hero image in a page with inserted album.

The only control is to control the number of characters and the color. If you don't see the description color changing, try clearing template cache. (did you save the template?)

Or you could use custom css to not display the description. Right click on the element and Inspect Element. Should take you right there.

I'm splitting this off to its own topic

this is your css:

	/* Album titles */
	.album-set-template-identifier-marcogalleryset #album-title
	<div data-lang="en"></div>
      <div data-lang="fr"></div>

first, there is no bracket after the selector
Second, you have html after the selector, not css.

what are you trying to do?

So the solution is to not use a div in writing the multi-language code for the form labels. Instead, use this:

<label for="contact-field_1" data-lang="en">Telephone-en</label><label for="contact-field_1" data-lang="fr">Telephone-fr</label><label for="contact-field_1" data-lang="de">Telephone-de</label>

You'll need to identify contact-field_1, etc. I assume they're in order.

This also solves the asterisk issue. I'm assuming that since divs are block level elements, they're pushing that asterisk down. Labels are inline elements.

I'm also seeing a difference. It seems that the default fields of Name and Email are having a font-weight of 700 applied while the added fields are having a font-weight of 400 applied
This seems to only happen when multiple language code is added to the additional fields.

Whereas a form label that does not have multiple languages in the added fields gets a font-weight of 700 applied, just like the default labels.

One other thing I noticed is that if an added field that uses a label with multiple languages is also set to be required, the asterisk is pushed away from the text and ends up in front of the text box.

That feature has been a part of Backlight for a while now. I just wrote a post about it, in fact
https://ttg-tips-and-tricks.barbeephoto … -your-css/