My name is Ryan and I have a few questions about using WordPress.
First of all, I would like to explain why I need WordPress with two reasons.
a. I am making a portfolio to demonstrate my front-end + web design skills
but I currently do not have time to learn server-side languages that are
required to make an interactive website.
b. I would like to start an online affiliate marketing business , but I currently do not have enough time to learn server-side languages to develop a website.
And here are my questions:
1. Is it possible to download and use Jquery plugins for my WordPress homepage?
2. I would like to use some dynamic features of HTML5 and CSS3 for my WordPress
homepage. Is is possible to apply HTML5 and CSS3 features to a WordPress homepage?
3. I would like to start an online affiliate marketing business with my WordPress homepage.
Is it possible to track cookies /sessions from my WordPress homepage so
that I can be paid from businesses I am affiliated with?
4. I also would like to make a non-profit web service using open APIs from
government. The type of open API documents downloadable from government websites
is either XML or JSON. Is it possible to use the Open APIs for my
Wordpress homepage by using Jquery Ajax?
Thank you so much and have a great day!
]]>My name is Ryan and I have a few questions.
First of all, I would like to explain why I need WordPress with two reasons.
a. I am making a portfolio to demonstrate my front-end + web design skills
but I currently do not have time to learn server-side languages that are
required to make an interactive website.
b. I would like to start an online affiliate marketing business , but I currently do not have enough time to learn server-side languages to develop a website.
And here are my questions:
1. Is it possible to download and use Jquery plugins for my WordPress homepage?
2. I would like to use some dynamic features of HTML5 and CSS3 for my WordPress
homepage. Is is possible to apply HTML5 and CSS3 features to a WordPress homepage?
3. I would like to start an online affiliate marketing business with my WordPress homepage.
Is it possible to track cookies /sessions from my WordPress homepage so
that I can be paid from businesses I am affiliated with?
4. I also would like to make a non-profit web service using open APIs from
government. The type of open API documents downloadable from government websites
is either XML or JSON. Is it possible to use the Open APIs for my
Wordpress homepage by using Jquery Ajax?
Thank you so much and have a great day!
]]>My name is Ryan and I have a few questions.
First of all, I would like to explain why I need WordPress with two reasons.
a. I am making a portfolio to demonstrate my front-end + web design skills
but I currently do not have time to learn server-side languages that are
required to make an interactive website.
b. I would like to start an online affiliate marketing business , but I currently do not have enough time to learn server-side languages to develop a website.
And here are my questions:
1. Is it possible to download and use Jquery plugins for my WordPress homepage?
2. I would like to use some dynamic features of HTML5 and CSS3 for my WordPress
homepage. Is is possible to apply HTML5 and CSS3 features to a WordPress homepage?
3. I would like to start an online affiliate marketing business with my WordPress homepage.
Is it possible to track cookies /sessions from my WordPress homepage so
that I can be paid from businesses I am affiliated with?
4. I also would like to make a non-profit web service using open APIs from
government. The type of open API documents downloadable from government websites
is either XML or JSON. Is it possible to use the Open APIs for my
Wordpress homepage by using Jquery Ajax?
Thank you so much and have a great day!
]]>Tried the following:
Smush.it plugin for all images, thinking they were too large;
Plugin Organizer plugin and ordered jQuery Lightbox plugin to load first;
Used W3TC to clear all page caches.
None of these seem to do the job.
Any ideas?
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-jquery-lightbox/
]]>This is what the seller said:
There are a few settings that can control the way the background images are handled, but due to the nature of screen-filling, responsive images, something has to give. That can either be squashed or cropped images, there’s no way to have full-background, perfect or uncropped images.
The background slideshow in Montreal is created & controlled by this jQuery plugin;
https://www.buildinternet.com/project/supersized/
See what you think by their demo page and examples. It sounds like you’re worried about the slideshow in Montreal; I cannot provide support for customisations so if you’re not sure, in the interest of keeping my customers 100% happy I might recommend Montreal is not for you. Purely because the last thing I want is for you to be disappointed! 
That said, if you like the look of any of the SuperSized demos, and you can modify even the most basic jQuery, then you should be perfectly fine
Someone responded to hes comment with this:
I looked at your css, and noticed the same supersized jquery.. I looked at their demos and the Carousel one is responsive – it does not get squashed..
I believe you can provide support to fix this issue of slider not being squashed? Confirm this and I will go ahead to purchase theme… your presales customer support has been great and prompt so far.
here is the squashed screen shot of MONTREAL when in portrait mode – https://www.dropbox.com/s/ngf7mp2wxds7lq6/themesquashed.GIF
vs the non-squash version of the demo – same carousal
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jpo2rhv5dvdr5zo/nonsquashed.GIF
Than the seller replied with this:
Of course! That’s as simple as a few settings in the Supersized plugin set-up. Rather than being an issue, this is simply how my designer chose for the images to be handled, it’s more than simple to modify this behaviour, again, it’s just part of the Supersized set-up
If you do buy Montreal let me know, & I’ll point you in the right direction. (Hint: the supersized set up is in page-home.php and is nicely commented, so you might not even need my help!)
I was wondering if anyone here can help me/put me in the right directions of how to set up/implent this slider.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19316616/changing-jquery-plugin-switching-sliders-supersized-jquery-plugin
]]>I seem to have a problem with jquery plugins
(Slideshow Gallery Version 1.2.3.2 ,Combo Slideshow Version 3.3.1) None of them seems to respond to my theme. It doesnt appear on my posts or pages after being insert… I use theme – Elastico v1.0.1 .
Any advice ?
link is www.jhgrafiks.co.uk
regards
j
home.php within the <body>.
I have both jQuery and jshowoff.min.js loaded in my <head> in header.php.
The jShowOff only seems to work if I load jQuery a second time, directly before the jShowOff HTML in home.php.
The code I’m using is here.
I’ve tried starting the script with both $(document).ready(function() and jQuery(document).ready(function() but either way it still only works when jQuery is loaded directly before it.
Any idea how to avoid loading jQuery twice?
]]>I’m sure this has been brought up a million times, but I can’t really find a whole lot of detailed info on how to correctly call the main jquery library that ships with wordpress, and how to then call a jquery plugin or two.(not a wordpress plugin) I have seen the wp_enqueue_script() method and have tried it all over the place. In the header.php, in the footer.php, and in the functions.php file. Nothing will work for me. In my theme, I’m currently just linking directly to all jquery files that I need, since I can’t get the right method to work. I would like to learn what I’m doing wrong. So am I to use the wp_enqueue_script method anywhere that I need the call jquery in my theme? I was reading that I should call it by getting it from the functions.php file?! I’m lost! I have this in my current theme’s function.php file:
if ( !is_admin() ) {
wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’);
wp_register_script(‘jquery’, (“https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.1/jquery.min.js”), false);
wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’);
}
So how do I actually use that and call that from my header.php page?
And then how would I link to a certain jquery plugin file that I need to also use? Which I would prefer to call from my footer.php file.
I’m trying to write a wordpress plugin that incorporates baseball-reference.com’s B-R Linker functionality with my wordpress installation; however it does not seem to be working:
I tried to bind the javascript code to the “Submit” button on WordPress to no avail; however if I replace the sr_link function’s code with ‘alert(“Testing”);’ it works – I believe it may be an intentional “defect” of javascript to not allow running off domain scripts. If this is the case – is there any way to get around this? or can anyone tell if I am doing anything wrong? Thanks so much.
-MS
[CODE] function sr_link() {
var s=document.createElement(“script”);
s.charset=”UTF-8″;
var rand_param = “rand=” + Math.floor(Math.random()*10000);
s.src=”https://baseball-reference.com/linker/linker.js?”+ rand_param;
void(document.body.appendChild(s));
}
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
jQuery(‘#publish’).bind(‘click’, function()
{
jQuery(“#edButtonHTML”).click();
sr_link();
});
});
[/CODE]
I know this question isn’t directly related to WordPress but I thought I try it here to see if anyone could shed any light.
Basically I’m trying to get a jQuery plugin called to work on my blog, but for some reason I’m having no joy at all. The blog is www.mrleesimpson.co.uk and the code thats currently in my header is:
<script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.mrleesimpson.co.uk/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js'></script>
script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.mrleesimpson.co.uk/wp-includes/js/scroller.js'></script>This was taken directly from someone else site (the demo for this specific effect) and to my knowledge its all there as it should be, but for whatever reason it just isn’t working.
Can anyon else shed any light on this?
]]>