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Hard to tell what happens in your setup without a link to the page and without knowing if it happens only in the page or also in the admin preview.

You need to set ‘Link To’ to ‘Custom URL’, not ‘Media File’. It works fine for me.

From the FAQ: “When you select an image from the Media Library, in the right columns, under ‘ATTACHMENT DISPLAY SETTINGS’, you can set the ‘Link To’ option to ‘Custom URL’ and then specify the URL in the field below.”

I’ll see, but a single line of CSS is still a pretty quick fix.

Sorry, I meant ‘.accordion-slider’, not ‘.slider-pro’, which is for another plugin of mine.

It could be because of the RTL direction. Please try this custom CSS:
.slider-pro {direction: ltr};

Hi,

Captions can be created with layers, but layers are available only in the full version. The lite version is mostly for simple image accordion.

Cheers.

There are several reasons for which the plugin might not work, but in most cases it’s not the fault of the plugin itself. It could be a JavaScript error in the theme or another plugin, or some bad practices implemented in themes or plugins etc.

You say you’re building your own theme, so most likely you’re not adding some necessary code in your theme. The theme needs to have the wp_head() and wp_footer() calls in order for the plugin’s scripts to load. You should check out some tutorials on theme development.

Cheers

Captions can be created with layers, but those are available only in the full version. The lite version can display only images.

The behavior you described indicates that there’s a JavaScript error in the page. When an errors occurs, it will break all JavaScript functionality that occurs after that error, including the accordion slider. If you post a link to the page I might be able to give you some pointers.

Cheers.

Try to disable other plugins and enable one of the default WordPress themes. If the issue persists, check if there are some restrictions to saving data in the database. Let me know what you find.

Sorry for the late reply, but I didn’t receive an email notification the previous time you posted. I recommend using support.bqworks.com for assistance requests.

Anyway, I just took a look and the problem seems to be some incorrect HTML markup. There seems to be no space between ‘iframe’ and ‘width’ in the HTML code for the video iframe, and that creates the problem you see. Please try to correct that and let me know how it works.

Best,
David

Hi Clint,

You could be doing something wrong or there could be CSS from the theme that hides the videos; I can only tell for sure if you post a link to the page so I can take a look myself.

Best,
David

Hi Clint,

You can add YouTube videos in the accordion with the help of layers.
The video can take up the entire panel and when the panel is in the closed/collapsed state, the video will be cropped, as it happens with the images.
The accordion, including the video, will be responsive.

Please let me know if you need further explanations.

Best,
David

Hi,

Yes, the rich content (with all the applied styling) will appear inside the panel. The ‘[as_content]’ dynamic tag will display what the ‘the_content’ function would display. I’m not sure what you mean by overflow.

Best,
David