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Broken Layout
If your Robo Gallery layout looks broken, misaligned, or images appear in the wrong positions — don’t worry. This usually happens due to styling conflicts or specific theme/plugin combinations.
Below are the most common reasons and how to resolve them.
🔹 1. Theme Conflicts
Custom WordPress themes often include global CSS rules that can interfere with plugin output — including gallery grid styles, columns, and image wrappers.
✅ Try this:
- Temporarily switch to a default WordPress theme like Twenty Twenty-Four.
- If the issue disappears, it’s likely caused by your current theme’s stylesheets.
You can also try adjusting spacing and layout settings in the gallery editor after switching themes.
🔹 2. Conflicts with Other Plugins
Unnecessary or outdated plugins can load additional scripts or styles that affect layout rendering.
✅ Recommendation:
- Deactivate all non-essential plugins.
- Reactivate them one by one to find out which plugin causes the issue.
- Remove plugins you don’t use.
🔹 3. jQuery Conflicts
Some themes or plugins include custom versions of jQuery or remove core WordPress dependencies. This can break interactive parts of Robo Gallery (like lightbox, filters, layout rendering).
✅ Solution:
In Robo Gallery > Settings > Compatibility Settings, select:
- jQuery Version →
Alternative - If that doesn’t help, try
Forced Include(forces jQuery inclusion via WP API)
This resolves most JavaScript-related layout problems.
🔹 4. Delayed Image Positioning or Column “Jumping”
Sometimes, after the gallery loads, images appear misaligned or the number of columns adjusts unexpectedly.
This is usually caused by layout timing + image load delay.
✅ Fix:
In the Compatibility Settings tab, adjust the:
- Size Calculations Delay value (default is 1000 ms)
Try increasing this value slightly to give the gallery more time to calculate spacing and columns correctly after all images are loaded.
🔹 Quick Checklist
- Switch to a default theme temporarily
- Disable unnecessary plugins
- Enable alternative jQuery version
- Adjust delay setting if column jumping occurs
- Clear site cache (if using a caching plugin or server-side cache)