• Resolved katiejo911

    (@katiejo911)


    When I clicked edit on this plugin, this coding is what came up:
    <?php
    /**
    * Plugin Name: Crelly Slider
    * Plugin URI: https://fabiorino1.altervista.org/projects/crellyslider
    * Description: The first free WordPress slider with elements animations.
    * Version: 0.8.2
    * Author: fabiorino
    * Author URI: https://fabiorino1.altervista.org
    * License: MIT
    */

    /*************/
    /** GLOBALS **/
    /*************/

    define(‘CS_VERSION’, ‘0.8.2’);
    define(‘CS_PATH’, plugin_dir_path(__FILE__));
    define(‘CS_PLUGIN_URL’, plugins_url() . ‘/crelly-slider’);

    require_once CS_PATH . ‘wordpress/common.php’;
    require_once CS_PATH . ‘wordpress/tables.php’;
    require_once CS_PATH . ‘wordpress/frontend.php’;

    // Create (or remove) 3 tables: the sliders settings, the slides settings and the elements proprieties. We will also store the current version of the plugin
    register_activation_hook(__FILE__, array(‘CrellySliderTables’, ‘setVersion’));
    register_activation_hook(__FILE__, array(‘CrellySliderTables’, ‘setTables’));
    register_uninstall_hook(__FILE__, array(‘CrellySliderTables’, ‘removeVersion’));
    register_uninstall_hook(__FILE__, array(‘CrellySliderTables’, ‘dropTables’));

    // Languages
    CrellySliderCommon::loadPluginTextDomain();

    // This is a variable that should be included first to prevent backend issues.
    if(is_admin()) {
    require_once CS_PATH . ‘wordpress/admin.php’;
    CrellySliderAdmin::setIsAdminJs();
    }

    // CSS and Javascript
    CrellySliderCommon::setEnqueues();

    CrellySliderFrontend::addShortcode();

    if(is_admin()) {
    // Tables
    if(CS_VERSION != get_option(‘cs_version’)) {
    CrellySliderTables::setVersion();
    CrellySliderTables::setTables();
    }

    CrellySliderAdmin::setEnqueues();
    CrellySliderAdmin::showSettings();

    This is code. It is useless for someone who doesn’t know coding. Please don’t state this is for people who don’t know code when it opens up as code. Also, the site won’t let me post this, it says I’m going too fast. I doubt that seriously.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/crelly-slider/

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  • Plugin Author Fabio Rinaldi

    (@fabiorino)

    This should not happen, that is PHP code and it isn’t supposed to be displayed: it’s a really strange bug. What version of WordPress are you using?

    If you click ‘Edit’ on any plugin when you are on the Plugins screen, you will be presented with the code for that plugin. That’s a normal WordPress facility. You don’t need to go there to use this plugin.

    To use this plugin, look at the WordPress Toolbar on the left where you found the Plugins link. Find the Crelly Slider link and click on that. That will take you into the Admin panel of the Crelly Slider where you can do everything you need without any coding.

    You can set up multiple sliders each containing different sets of slides. For each slider, there is a shortcode which you will need to copy onto the page or post where you would like the slider to be displayed. That’s all you have to do.

    If you aren’t sure about shortcodes, you will need to use Google and read up on them – they are quite simple to use.

    Don’t bother going into plugin Edits. You’ll only need if you plan to modify plugins at a code level, which 99% of us never need to do.

    Good luck and enjoy the slider (I only started using it yesterday for the first time and it was a breeze).

    Plugin Author Fabio Rinaldi

    (@fabiorino)

    Thank you mikemacd!

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