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Ok, so, following my previous message, it looks like adding the following in the extra css rules of the theme options :

div#fancybox-tmp, div#fancybox-loading, div#fancybox-overlay, div#fancybox-wrap {
z-index: 10000;
}

makes the following work fine in a standard porfolio item :

[inline_lightbox_wrap type=”image” thumbnail=”/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/images/portfolio/electrolux-brands/dishlex-landing.png”]
[inline_lightbox_image gallery=”02″ first_item=”yes” url=”/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/images/portfolio/electrolux-brands/dishlex-landing.png”]
[inline_lightbox_image gallery=”02″ last_item=”yes” url=”/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/images/portfolio/electrolux-brands/dishlex-dishwashers.png”]
[/inline_lightbox_wrap]

Please let me know if you see any side-effect with this.

If not, maybe consider adding this by default in your theme ?

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In addition to my previous message, it looks like the z-index of .p-overlay css selector (wrapping up the portfolio item) is set to 3000 and so, the profolio is above the inline lightbox gallery (which display underneath the portfolio item).

Do you have any workaround ?
Thanks !

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Hi,

Thank you for the answer, but no, this is not what I need in my use case.

I need the standard portfolio item in order to put more details in text on the page (client, some project description, etc….) and instead of putting 2 or 3 pictures on the portfolio page I need to put 2 or 3 lightbox galleries containing each 5 to 10 pictures with some button underneath each gallery to go to a different page each time.
I can not simply put 10 to 30 flat images like on the standard portfolio pages examples on your demo website, nobody would want to scroll down that many pictures !

The lightbox gallery portfolio item you’re talking about is only showing a lightbox gallery from the main portfolio page without any details, so not the same.

There is something in the standard portfolio page breaking the inline lightbox shortcode you can use on posts from working there, can you have a look at that use case ?
Many thanks !