Image Zoom on a WordPress gallery
The simplest way to create a WordPress gallery and to apply a zoom effect on each of the gallery’s images.
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Zoom on the WooCommerce gallery for the Flatsome theme
The Flatsome theme, starting with the 3.0.23 version, changes the default WooCommerce product gallery with a carousel called Flickity.
If you simply enable the Enable the zoom on WooCommerce products option on the WP Admin -> WP Image Zoom -> General Settings page, then you’ll notice that the zoom gets applied only on the first image.
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Zoom on WooCommerce category page and AJAX
There are several plugins that load the WooCommerce products on the category page with AJAX, but then the image zoom isn’t applied on the newly added products. Continue reading in order to find out why does that happen and how to solve this issue.
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Zoom on Porto Theme
The Porto theme adds its own inner zoom to the WooCommerce product images. Simply enabling the WP Image Zoom plugin will not replace the inner zoom added by the Porto theme.
In order to make the zoom from WP Image Zoom to have effect on the product images, you need to disable the inner zoom added by the Porto theme, as shown in the following screenshot.
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Big CSS or JS files
Assume you have a huge CSS or JS library, maybe 0.3M or even more, that you want on your website. Maybe copy/pasting the library in the Simple Custom CSS and JS editor doesn’t fit your scope.
The linking part is similar in both cases. Go to WP Admin -> Custom CSS & JS -> Add Custom HTML and read the comment found in the editor.