Rotating tweets not rotating

Hi Martin

We’re using WPZoom Litepress theme. Lots of plugins on the home page… and at som epoint I guess I’ll need to disable these until we find out if there is a conflict.

James.

Unfortunately, I can’t test paid for templates.

This sounds like something is overwriting jQuery, since it’s very unusual for something to overwrite cycle2.

Are you using WP Splash Image by any chance? They have a version of jQuery hidden in their jQuery Tools script.

If this doesn’t work, can you send me a link? My contact details are here.

Hi Martin,

I tried installing your Rotating Tweets plugin but it’s not rotating. It’s just static, showing the latest tweet. I also tried the development version you linked above but still same results.

Please help!!! My website is africantennisnow.com

If you hit [F12] and look at the Console, you can see that your minify script isn’t working properly so jQuery and the Rotating Tweets script aren’t loading.

What happens if you switch minimisation of JavaScript off in wp-minify?

It worked Thank you so much!!! So was JavaScript in minify blocking it?

Hi, I’m having the same problem, which I’m guessing is Javascript related but beyond my capabilities.

I’m using LayerSlider on this site https://dexterfordco.uk/rmi and none of the shortcode functions seem to work, other than pulling through the one tweet.

I think it may be an argument between the JavaScript in your layerslider plug-in and JavaScript in the flexsider and nav scripts included in your template. Certainly if you hit [F12] and look at the console, it appears the last two are breaking before the Javascript gets to Rotating Tweets.

You may be able to test this by disabling layerslider.

You could also try to move rotatingtweets to the top of the page before the page loads all the template JavaScript.

Alternatively, is there a way to switch off any template JavaScript that you’re not using?

I fixed the problem now. There were two javascript errors, one of which was stopping execution of other javascripts.
1) Home link didn’t have any link – I added ‘/’ to point to page root. The jquery nav script was expecting it withour checking if the attribute exist at all, throwing exception :
getHash: function($link) {
return $link.attr(‘href’).split(‘#’)[1];
},

2) there is a bug in minimised version of flexslider and it’s fixed in version 2.2.2 which can be downloaded here:
https://raw.github.com/woothemes/FlexSlider/master/jquery.flexslider-min.js

Could anyone suggest a CSS fix that will center the tweet on the page? I managed to center the tweet and meta in relation to each other using a BLOCK shortcode, but I’m not sure which part of the CSS to edit to centre the whole thing so it lines up with the section title and the button underneath.