Wordpress plugin issue

[mudasir]

Hello guys

on my website wordpress installed and every thing running very well but last week i update my theme and now theme has default pretty photo function and iam using some plugins Lightbox Evolution and fancy gallery now the problem is when i activate lightbox the gallery doesn't show anything on page when i deactivate lightbox the gallery works very well ... please help me to solve this issue ..

Thank you
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[infinity79]

It seems there is an incompatibility between the lightbox, the gallery and the theme itself.
I supose the plugin creators could give you more hints, since I suppose it's a core problem.

[mudasir]

so how can i fix this issue i think if i remove prettyphoto from theme then every thing works fine ?

It seems there is an incompatibility between the lightbox, the gallery and the theme itself.
I supose the plugin creators could give you more hints, since I suppose it's a core problem.

[Ecommerce web design]

One quick point plugins can increase the possibility of hacking etc, so ensure you keep updating as much as possible.

[Optic]

If you are finding that a script you don't need is being enqueued and causing confilcts, you can deregister it.

See the codex here - http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_...egister_script

Find the line that is registering it in the theme or plugin. You'll see something like `wp_register_script` or 'wp_enqueue_script', along with the name of the script as an argument. This will usually be in a function that is used as a callback within an action hook.

Here is the code I use to register Modernizr in my framework:

wp_enqueue_script(
    'modernizr', // < -- this is the name
    get_template_directory_uri() .
    '/includes/template/js/modernizr.min.js'
);

Once you have the name of the script, you can deregister it from a new plugin file or in your theme/child theme functions file. You need to do this from the `wp_enqueue_scripts` action, preferably with a late priority, like so.

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', function() { wp_deregister_script( 'SCRIPT_NAME' ); }, 999 );

One quick point plugins can increase the possibility of hacking etc, so ensure you keep updating as much as possible.

Plugins don't increast the possibility of hacking. Poorly written plugins ( and themes ) increase the chance of hacking.