Images in the lightbox only open to larger than my screen [#1319896]

I upgraded to the latest October releases of the colorbox library and module and the media gallery module. The issue I have always had where my large images are displayed full size still exists. I've tried every setting I can think of and when the lightbox appears at first, I see a medium sized window. As soon as the picture is drawn, the box jumps to the picture's actual size. The lightbox is bigger than the browser window and bigger than my screen. I have to use the scrollbars to try and find the close "X" in the upper right corner to click on it.

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Comment #1

SharonD214@aol.com CreditAttribution: SharonD214@aol.com commented 3 February 2012 at 17:21

I'm having a similar issue except the lightbox that appears, doesn't actually seem to be a lightbox as the image window has a white background and fills the entire screen and has scroll bars on the side. ANy ideas how to fix this?

Sharon

Comment #2

dimitriseng CreditAttribution: dimitriseng commented 5 February 2012 at 00:16

I have the same issue...

Comment #3

SharonD214@aol.com CreditAttribution: SharonD214@aol.com commented 5 February 2012 at 12:51

There's a patch here that fixes most of it.

http://drupal.org/node/1053674

Comment #4

dimitriseng CreditAttribution: dimitriseng commented 5 February 2012 at 19:48

Thanks for pointing me to the right direction!

I guess that if #1053674: Integrate with colorbox module gets commited then this issue could be closed as the configuration would then be via the colorbox module.

Comment #5

flightrisk CreditAttribution: flightrisk commented 28 February 2012 at 18:04

Can we please get this committed and put in a zip so the rest of us who can't install an entire version controls system just to install a patch can test this? Thanks!

Also, I've searched. Is there any simple utility to apply patches? One would think there would be an exe file alone, something small and that didn't even have to be installed with a setup routine that could translate the diff code and apply it. In other words "patch.exe patchfile.txt codefile.txt". Up to now, I manually apply the patches, but there are too many changes in this patch to do that. And I know there is a "patch" utility, but apparently then I have to install another Linux emulator that I would never use for anything else also.

Comment #6

SharonD214@aol.com CreditAttribution: SharonD214@aol.com commented 29 February 2012 at 01:48

I use TortoiseGit to install patches.

Sharon

Comment #7

flightrisk CreditAttribution: flightrisk commented 29 February 2012 at 21:36

But isn't TortoiseGIT just a shell extension to control GIT??? I'm trying to not have to install anything but ONE exe file to patch a file, as in finding a utility called "coolpatch" and typing "coolpatch.exe patcfile.txt originalfile.txt". So this would make things even worse if I have to install GIT AND now yet another program. Am I correct?

BTW, I do some programming (not PHP) and use Subversion. I also use TortoiseSVN and love it, so I am guessing that they are the same interface over their respective version control system and that I can't use TortoiseGIT without GIT. So I really can't install more complicated software that I don't have time to learn and that takes up my hard drive space and I would only use for one thing, patching.