This is my site:
facedesign.com/log

It may be a problem with the theme, Grid-a-Licious.

If anyone could offer some help it would be much appreciated.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/infinite-scroll/

Im currently doing some modification to the suprb grid-a-licious theme for wordpress. Im about to launch my project but id like to do one more thing:

Im looking for a way to make each post attachment to align on the same row.
now the div or container gets a maximum width and pulls each picture attachment on a separate row below each other. Is there a way to check and make these images go next to each other and break when there is not enough space?

Many thanks

I am using template Grid-a-licious for my website www.thinkinghats.net.au/thinkinghats and I’m wondering two things;
– If I can make the top navigation deeper? When I try it goes behind the image boxes?
– Also if I can make the navigation float, so when the page position has changed/scrolled, the navigation bar will always remain at the top? How would I go about this?

Thank you in advance for any help or references!

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however, the only .ajax call i see is in the pageload() function in init.js. (well there are a few others in plugins.js but once unpacked it looks like that call is in reference to some kind of form validation) with .ajax i can successfully add nivo slider’s initialization code to the ajax function’s success callback which works fine when i load a page directly like so:

https://www.demo.com/#test-post

however, my modifications don’t get called if i am directly on the index page and then click on the thumbnail for the test-post. i presume the pageload() function doesn’t get called in this case.

the click function for the index thumbnails references a

$.historyLoad(hash, page);

function, in the jquery history section of plugins.js but that is packed and totally obfuscated and doesn’t the history plugin usually just work so that you can use your browsers back/forward buttons instead of actually loading content?

additionally, i’ve tried putting the initialization code in a <script> tag but found out that .post and .ajax always strip script tags when delivering content. so i have to find a way to latch on to the actual ajax call, but i can’t find it.

anyway, if anyone can point me to WHERE i can find the code that loads the posts on the homepage once thumbnails are clicked I should be able to sort it out. i can post back w/ the final ‘how to’ for adding a slider.

should i try to use the livequery plugin? though, i’d prefer not to load more scripts if it can be avoided.

thanks.

I’ve read this thread, got the JFade-file and put the script in place. I’m by far no Java-Script-JQuery-what-ever-expert. Actually I’m a Designer with some moderate HTML/CSS Skills. So, I don’t even know, what all this means:

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This didn’t do anything. For some reason, I assumed it could have something to do with this classy, objecty kind of thing “div.eachpost”. So, I broke it down to a “div.post”. Wow, that did at least something. The thumbnails now had a beautiful #c7003e rollover. Score! By the way, that’s exactly what I was heading for. BUT…

…now every other div on the site was turning into a solid #c7003e on rollover. My guess is, that this “.eachpost”-thing isn’t in the actual version of Grid-A-Licious anymore. So how do I get my thumbnails to listen to me?

Thanks. Manni

I have a self-modded theme modeled after grid-a-licious. everything thing seems to work fine, except for the “Next Page” option.

On the index page the Next button works as it’s supposed to. However, when viewing post by category or tag view if there are more than 20 posts and the “Next” button clicked (/videos/page/2), it bounces to the 404 page.

I’m at my wits end trying to figure this out. Any assistance would be appreciated.

I am using the Grid-a-licious theme for my site and I am stuck. So far I am using the jfade script to change the colour when the ouse goes over each post and I am also using the infinite scroll script. What I’m stuck on is…

I want it so that whenever the mouse goes over the picture displayed in each post it fades out and displays the text (the blog post’s title). I figure I could use jfade as well for this, but what I don’t know is what the class name for each picture in each post on the main page. The jfade script is as follows (right now i have .main p img because i have no idea what it is:

$(“.main p img “).jFade({
trigger: “mouseover”,
property: ‘background’,
start: ‘ffffff’,
end: ‘000’,
steps: 8,
duration: 8
}).jFade({
trigger: “mouseout”,
property: ‘background’,
start: ‘000’,
end: ‘ffffff’,
steps: 8,
duration: 8
});

I have also attached my main files below:

style.css
https://pastebin.ca/1906458

header.php
https://pastebin.ca/1906459

index.php
https://pastebin.ca/1906461

Thanks very much in advance

i use the grid-a-licious theme, i have try many version of wordpress with this theme but there is always a problem, when i make a new article and i put one photo, that’s the results:

Warning: explode() [function.explode]: Empty delimiter in /web/htdocs/www.sitename.com/home/test/wp-content/themes/grid-a-licious/index.php on line 20

Warning: Division by zero in /web/htdocs/www.sitename.com/home/test/wp-content/themes/grid-a-licious/index.php on line 31

sorry if my english is not very good..
i hope that someone can help me

bye

M.

i have another problem with this theme.
how do i remove the extra empty boxes, that you can see.

+ how can i place my logo in the title box?

Thanks a lot, if you guys need a paste bin let me know.

Hope we can help everyone out with this problem inc. myself.

Kind Regards,
G

i think a lot of ppl that is using this theme has the same problem, so i hope we can work this problem out so everyone can make use of it..

this is my website: www.ohguney.info

im using a theme called grid a licious
but like you can see there are 2 php errors.. im using a older version of wordpress cause the new one doesnt correctly work with this theme..

thanks a lot!