Andrew

@jason Coleman, Thanks for that function! I was also needing to have this implemented and finally found your post.

Works great!

Hi Roway,
Thanks for the notice. I had placed the files in the wrong folder in the WP repository. I took care of that issue a week or so ago and everything should work fine now.

Good luck!

Hal, I can’t say. I waited for a few days and then removed it and developed my own plugin without the use of custom post types. I liked your plugin, but I need this a a lot for client sites and I find it’s just a bit too heavy and there wasn’t any other good alternative out there. Using Custom Post types, is easy, but just seems like hitting a nail with a back hoe instead of a hammer. Add to that, that so many other plugins use custom post types (events, products, testimonials, portfolio) and things can get pretty crowded in the WordPress admin.

So Think Up Testimonials just uses WordPress’ native text widgets, some very basic html markup and a call back function to implement it in themes. Perhaps I’ll add a shortcode option in the future.

Thanks for following up though. Have a good one!

HI HNM,
This is basic CSS which can accomplish this for you. There’s no need to alter plugin files or anything. You just need to add this CSS to your theme files.

.testimonial_rotator_wrap.with-prevnext {
  width: 70%;
  margin: 0 auto;

The above code with limit the width to 70% and center the rotator on your page. Good luck!

Nice to see that this problem is happening to others too.. Thought I was going crazy. And thanks for the temp fix @bhammie85. I’m guessing the route I’ll take is to setup my SVG’s into a shortcode and have the shortcode call in all the crazy SVG stuff from the functions.php I’ll let you know how it goes!

I found just de-queueing the script like @dirk Members suggested easiest. Then you don’t deal with the jquery applied styles.. I put this in my functions.php

function remove_masonry() {
	if ( is_active_sidebar( 'sidebar-1' ) ) {
		wp_dequeue_script('jquery-masonry');
	}
}

add_action( 'wp_print_scripts', 'remove_masonry', 100 );

Thanks Paul! You nailed it. I must have copy pasted a bit too much code (including the misplaced line) while I was working with the is_single() adjustments from the tut.

1000 Thank yous!

I would look into Gravity Forms. It’s a premium paid plugin, but I’m 99% sure you can do what you are looking for.

Thanks for the help guys. Seems like a slip up from the author. Glad it’s an easy fix!

Thanks Picklewagon!
I see I was missing the ‘return $welcome’ and perhaps also the HTML entities used in the link tag could have been causing problems too?

Hi Ofer, Wow that came out of left field for me. I’ve never had jQuery conflict with jQueryUI before. A HUGE Thank you for your help!

Trying to figure this out myself I noticed something funny..

In the general settings is asks to ‘Place buttons on..’ and you select the location above or below content. Well looking in the ‘Content’ section I had selected ‘icons’ to show for each socnet and not ‘buttons’. So I switched all my desired socnets to display as buttons and Voila! It works.

I am using Icons to display successfully with the shotcode usage though. Hope that helps!

Hi Ofer,
I’ve made a few more attempts to sort this out. But I’m without success. My theme needs jQuery UI all the time for it’s functions and it rightly so, Transposh’s Jquery UI is only loaded when it’s in ‘Translation Mode’. But that’s when the conflict arises. I tried changing the theme based jQuery UI to the exact same library transposh uses, but the conflict still occurred. (I saw this post.. )

If there’s any help you can point me too that would be great… Can I somehow disable the lazy loader from loading Transposh’s jquery? I look at that code, but it was all JS based and I was a bit uncertain as to what I could safely remove..

Hi Georgiou,
There are instructions on how to do this at the Transposh FAQ page located here..

It’s under ‘Modifications’ about halfway down the page.

Have a good day!

Strange, so even though the parser was set to not translate HTML entities, perhaps because it is being generated by a shortcode that it still tries to translate the code. Wrapping it in a <span class=”no_translate”></span> works great! I had tried that earlier with the slideshow plugin referred to at the start of this post, but because the error is being produced by unclosed or strangely generated tags, it still didn’t rectify the problem, but for this issue I had forgotten to try it.

Thanks Ofer. You’re help was really beneficial! Thank you!