iPhone users can NOT see my photo galleries when I post on my weekly Blog.

Report · Jan 08, 2019

I use Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and Bridge when creating my photo galleries on my weekly Blog. I started my Blog in 2004 before there were any I-phones. Never had a problem before them. Now? Because of Flash, none of my weekly readers can see my photos on their I-phones?

Is there any way I can correct this? My blog url is www.[personal info deleted by moderator].com I am being told by non adobe users that I need to switch to Word Press. If I do that, I have 15 years worth of Blog material that will now never be seen.

Does anyone have a solution to my problem?

Thank you in advance

Ralph

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Report · Jan 08, 2019

If your blog uses Flash for the galleries, the problem is not because of Flash, the problem is that Apple decided quite some time back that it would no longer support Flash in any of its mobile products (iPhones/iPads). If you need to have the iFolks viewing your galleries, then you need to find an alternative gallery tool. WordPress does provide galleries, though I had little luck getting at least one of them to function reliably - you might do better and maybe by now they worked the bugs out that I encountered. You might want to see about finding something in the javascript/jQuery world.

In Response To Ned Murphy · Jan 08, 2019

Right. I understand the problem being Apple and Flash. Is there anything in the adobe family that can rectify this? Or do I have to look elsewhere. Thanks for the quick reply.

In Response To Ralphspic · Jan 08, 2019

You have less than a year before NOBODY can read any of your Flash content. Start converting now or lose it all !

In Response To Test Screen Name · Jan 09, 2019

Ugh. Thanks for the heads up.

Report · Jan 08, 2019

The good news is you have lots of options in the JavaScript & CSS category.

As an example, I created this in Dreamweaver with Bootstrap and Fancybox3 (lightbox alternative).

jQuery Plugins are another option.

Or or you could purchase 3rd party extensions for Dreamweaver.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User, Community Expert & Moderator

In Response To Nancy OShea · Jan 09, 2019

Thank you. My problem is I have 15 years worth of content that needs to be converted. That's 780 postings of a multi page/galleries Blog. No matter which way I turn, it's going to be a massive undertaking. I need the easiest and quickest way to convert