When your plugin is activated, my layout screws up…

  • Hi,
    I’m very new to WP and have only really had experience tweaking CSS3 and HTML. Please could you give me a step-by-step guide to modifying the exact lines of code so this plugin doesn’t adjust my layout with adverse effects?

    I simply want this backstretch to be a manageable div inside one post. At the moment, I don’t know where to look for it having adverse effects on my layout.

    Thank you, I really welcome your advice.

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  • Plugin Contributor Gabriele Romanato

    (@gabrieleromanato)

    Hi,
    it depends on the final result you want to achieve. If you need to adjust the size of the featured image, then you can simply use the Backstretch plugin this way:

    var $featured = $( "img.thumb", ".post" );
  var src = $featured.attr( "src" );

  $featured.parent().backstretch( src );
  $featured.hide();

    On the other hand, if you need an image slideshow on a single post, you should wait for the next release of this plugin because at the moment the only kind of slideshow supported is a full-page image slideshow.

    Thread Starter inspired_

    (@inspired_)

    Please can you tell me where that code needs to go and where I need to modify my theme so it doesn’t break the layout?

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