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Unfortunately, the current version of the gallery doesn’t support importing images directly from Dropbox. However, we have exciting plans for Robo Gallery 5, which will introduce new content sources, including Dropbox, OneDrive, and several other platforms.

After the release of Robo Gallery 5, we’ll also be launching some highly requested features. One of them is the gallery conversion option, which allows you to convert one gallery type to another with just a click, saving you the hassle of manual reconfiguration.

Another useful tool in the new version is the Robo Bulk Uploader. This tool will allow you to import photos directly from your server directory to your gallery with a single click. All you need to do is create a folder on your server, upload photos via FTP/SFTP, and then import them into your gallery.

What makes this even more powerful is the new Bulk Uploader configuration file. You can customize individual parameters for each image, including titles, captions, descriptions, tags, links, and video links. These details will be automatically added to the gallery images during the import process, which is a huge time-saver.

We’re really excited about these upcoming updates, and we think they’ll make managing your galleries much more efficient. If you have any other questions or need further details, feel free to ask!

You can definitely customize the background and overlay effects in the gallery settings. For example, you can adjust the thumbnails overlay in the Hover Settings, modify the general gallery background in the General Settings, and change the lightbox overlay in the Lightbox Settings. These options will give you control over the basic overlay styles and background settings.

If you want more precise control over colors, opacity, or animations, you can add custom styles using the Custom CSS field that’s available in each gallery. For instance, you could create a smooth fade-in effect with a text overlay on hover by adding a few CSS rules. This would allow the overlay to appear gradually with a custom background color, opacity, and text.

Feel free to give it a try, and if you need any further assistance or adjustments, just let us know! We’re happy to help!

Thanks for reaching out! The issue may be related to the format of the YouTube links. If you’re using newer or shortened YouTube URLs, some of them might not be fully supported yet. Please share a few examples with us, and we’ll test them. If needed, we’ll update the plugin to support these formats.

Our gallery supports two video modes. You can create a dedicated YouTube gallery using the gallery wizard, or you can add YouTube links to other gallery types, such as Masonry, Mosaic, or Regular Grid. If you’re using YouTube links in these general gallery types, no special configuration is required. However, if you’re using the YouTube Gallery type, you’ll need to add your YouTube API key in the gallery’s general settings.

For autoplay, YouTube videos do not automatically start playing in lightbox mode due to browser restrictions, but you can enable the autoplay option in the settings to see if it works within your setup. Let us know if you need any help, we’re happy to assist!

Yes, you can definitely use both linked images and the lightbox feature within the same gallery. It’s also possible to mix link and zoom buttons on the thumbnails, giving you more flexibility in how users interact with your gallery.

With the upcoming release of Robo Gallery 5, we’re introducing the new Polaroid gallery style, which is especially useful for portfolio galleries. This update will include stylish icons for zoom, direct links, and social sharing, making it even easier to customize your gallery exactly how you want.

We’re really close to the release just a few more days to go! Let us know if you have any other questions, and thanks for your patience.

Thank you so much for your kind words!

By default, each gallery theme comes with pre-defined margins, but you can adjust them in the advanced settings. The number of columns is also customizable depending on the theme you’re using.

That said, we’ve got some great news! In just a few days, we’ll be releasing Robo Gallery 5.0, which includes a brand-new grid system. This update will make it even easier to customize spacing and shadows directly from the basic settings.

Keep an eye out for the update, and let us know if you have any other questions. We’re happy to help!

It sounds like there may be a conflict between the gallery plugin and your new theme. To resolve this, I recommend checking the Gallery Compatibility options in the plugin settings these can help adjust the layout and prevent conflicts.

If the issue persists, please share a link to your gallery page so we can take a closer look and provide more specific guidance. We’ll do our best to help you get everything working smoothly!

Great to hear that you’re customizing your gallery to match your site’s branding! You’ll find a variety of options in the Gallery Settings to adjust colors, styles, and layouts directly from the admin panel.

If you need more advanced customization, each gallery has dedicated fields where you can add custom CSS and JavaScript. This allows you to apply additional styling beyond what’s available in the settings.

If your custom CSS isn’t applying, it might be due to caching or specificity issues. Try adding !important to your CSS rules or checking if another theme or plugin is overriding your styles. Also, ensure that your custom styles are placed in the gallery’s Custom CSS field or added to your theme’s Additional CSS section in the WordPress Customizer.

Thanks for reaching out! If the “Create Gallery” button isn’t responding, the most likely cause is a conflict with another plugin, theme, or admin customization affecting the WordPress dashboard.

Our plugin is fully compatible with core WordPress functionality, but some third-party admin tools, custom themes, or security plugins may interfere with its operation. I’d recommend temporarily disabling any admin customizations or plugins that modify the WordPress dashboard to see if that resolves the issue.

If the problem persists, could you check for any JavaScript errors in the browser console (by pressing F12 > Console tab) and let us know if you see any warnings? Also, feel free to share any details about your WordPress setup, and we’d be happy to help troubleshoot further!