Photo-Gallery | Photo Gallery app | Mobile library

Check this demo: https://jsfiddle.net/5mcuwLb2/

Since you are already using an image, why don't you create an image like below(which looks like frame border) and use this css -

ok and found solution. You need to add full disk access for Xcode.

Mac -> preferences -> security & privacy -> privacy -> unlock window and add Xcode for Full disk access.

The ACF Photo Gallery Field plugin will give you a PHP array of images, instead of the image ID normally returned by the ACF image gallery field.

One way to check what data is returned is to print the output using {{ dump(post.meta('gallery') }} with WP_DEBUG enabled, and then using this a reference to construct your gallery.

Update: If a comma delimited string is being returned, you can try split it into indiviual ID's to loop

The issue is you're always rendering all the photos in the photos array. You should filter the photos by the active year for React to re-render on every state update (year change).

You wrote that you 'Gave it class "#ghana-work-sidebar" ' but your CSS code is meant to change the ID. Try to assign the ID to your element in the HTML code like this instead:

It's unfortunately not as easy as it could be to add captions using react-photo-gallery, but it's not insurmountable.

react-photo-gallery supports defining a custom image renderer, and you need to create one of these that knows what to do with captions. I did this today and posted a simple example in this sandbox. Note that I added a caption to each image in photos.js, defined the custom image renderer in ImageWithCaption.js, and added some styling in styles.css.

Credits:

• I started from this example of a custom renderer that's linked to from the docs.
• I picked up some styling info from here

First wrap the loading part in a useEffect() to ensure it only fires once; otherwise it will fire every time something is updated.

Then, I'd suggest getting all unique sources first, and use that in a loop to load and check. Also, I think you need to use state instead of ref for the images:

The issue was fixed by Removing - links[i].addEventListener("click", (e) => e.preventDefault()); in javascript.

I tock a look to your code here enter link description here then I search about the package react-image, its nice package and I like it actually, then I compare your code with the docs react-images in npm , I think you dont need to add the events to the Lightbox as thire code :