jQuery error

  • Resolved Bas T

    (@bas-t)


    3 years, 6 months ago

    Hi
    I tried your free trial version on a test website using twentytwentyone theme, with a lot of other slide plugins installed, and it worked fine. However, when I bought your plugin (30,- for 5 sites) and installed it on my clients website, it didn’t work.

    I got this error message in Firefox Inspector (I anonymised the website as I need to protect my client):

    Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
    <anonymous> https://x.nl/posters-media/:134
    posters-media:134:2
    JQMIGRATE: Migrate is installed, version 3.3.2 jquery-migrate.min.js:2:709

    ?I tried a few things, and then installed Responsive Lightbox & Gallery next to your plugins. Problem solved, as soon as I activated it.
    Apparently Responsive Lightbox & Gallery installs a jquery version that’s missing from your plugin. Please fix this, so I can remove the other plugin again.

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  • Plugin Author simonpedge

    (@simonpedge)

    Here are some guide on CSS ‘background-size’:
    https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_background-size.asp
    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/background-size

    I normally use a “background-size” of “cover” and a “background-position” of “center”, but if you are using the slide “background image” approach then your images should be similar aspect ratios (i.e. not a mixture of landscape & portrait images), and then you set the aspect ratio of each slide (container) using the “min-height” setting. You can also mix the background-size setting, and have the landscape images set to cover and the portrait images set to contain (both with ‘background-position’ set to center’)

    But if you are using a mix of portrait & landscape images, and do not want these images cropped, then its better to use images within the slide content ( tags in slide content) – and not use the background image approach. Here y ou will set the “min-height” to 0% as the slider height will take the height of the ‘tallest’ portrait image – and you will have white space under the landscape slide images. So its a trade off between the 2 approaches – image cropping for approach 1 and white space for approach 2.

    Thread Starter Bas T

    (@bas-t)

    Hi Simon

    I’m sorry, but I’ve tried and I’ve tried, and I’ve put in many hours. And you tried to help me out. But I just can’t get it to work. I see you’ve used abandoned open source code, and modified it by putting “!important” rules after almost every CSS line. This might be why it’s so very difficult to get the code working, I don’t know, but I give up.
    I found another plugin that I got up and running, and also was able to modify as I like it, within an hour, while I’ve spend more than a week on yours without any succes.

    I’m sorry, but I’d like my money back.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Bas T.
    Plugin Author simonpedge

    (@simonpedge)

    Ok, sorry you couldn’t solve your issue ??

    I have no problem issuing a refund – please send me a message using the contact form at the bottom of this page:
    https://edgewebpages.com/
    And give me with your Order Number so I can track you down.

    (I will close this thread in the meantime)

    Thread Starter Bas T

    (@bas-t)

    Thank you.

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