Cirkut

@detheme I installed the latest 2.0.1 from scratch fresh. I’ve never used the plugin previously on this site.

I did some debugging of my own, and found that the if statements in the de-sina-ext-func.php file are returning false for most of these (I don’t know why the options aren’t loading correctly). By simply removing the if statements, the De Reveal Animation panel is now available on my widgets. https://cln.sh/zNnKqP

I would recommend looking into your checking logic for those options (and ensure those are properly registered and saved on plugin installation) and pushing out an update. In my case, I can keep those if checks removed in a custom edit, and wait until a plugin update. This is also the reason why the original poster has had the carousel function disappear as well.

I hope my debugging helps you!

@detheme Unfortunately that option is not available any any widget, likely because of this unavailable/erroneous loading/saving of what’s available. The only option that shows under any widget is ‘De Scroll Animation’. I would fully understand how to use the reveal functionality if that section was available in my widgets. Not sure how to proceed.

https://cln.sh/X3b9RM (Screenshot of my heading widget)

@detheme Yes, this problem is present in the latest 2.0.1 version. I’ve attempted to deactivate all but Elementor, Elementor Pro, and Dethemekit and it results in the same. I would show a screenshot of not seeing the curtain reveal, but as I’ve never been able to get it to work, and there’s limited documentation, I’m not sure exactly where the curtain option would be (though I believe I’ve checked everywhere). Here’s a link to the issue: https://cln.sh/hrunx2

Are we required to use a Detheme theme in order to use this plugin? This has come included with Envato Elementor templates and I would assume this is applicable to every theme.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by Cirkut. Reason: Adding additional question

Same issue here. Everything is checked by default. Unchecking any item and pressing Save Changes reloads the settings page with everything checked again. Options for revealing (curtain specifically) aren’t available when first activating the plugin, nor are they available after unchecking and rechecking the reveal animation option.

For example, we were looking at creating a front end view of all H5P objects created, along with a description and some other characteristics of the object including author and some custom fields.

The problem is that H5P doesn’t create its objects as an individual post inside WordPress. This has always been the standard in WordPress, where typically each H5P would have a post title, post description, post author, the content (which would be replaced with the actual H5P builder), and the ability to categorize and add meta to each post. Since H5P creates its own implementation of saving and storing an H5P object, it’s not targetable by a WP_Query, and it can’t be added to by something like Advanced Custom Fields (we were wanting to add things like whether an object is meant for accessibility, or what type of education/industry the object is meant for, etc.).

But because H5P isn’t built out to use a custom post type, it can’t implement custom fields other than actually modifying the H5P plugin.

This is where to start with custom post types.

JUST in case anyone jumps into here looking for the solution like I did, you need to add

return $query_args;

to the end of the function that Adam posted above. Thanks for posting this fix though!

I know this is a late answer, but your loop involves a colon and brackets, which do not mix. After while ( have_posts() ), you should use a { instead of a colon. The code should then stop producing an error.

I post this in case anyone else stumbles upon this question like I did.

What you’re asking for is a theme that is identical to the look of your base website? Unless your base website is also a wordpress site, it would be extremely hard to accomplish what you’re asking without recreating/porting your current web theme.

It’s hard to tell without actually looking at the theme and the code, but I think that would be something you have to alter in the php that calls the home page slider. You would end up changing the category id that the slider calls from to the new category you added.

You want to put pages into categories? That’s what I’m getting out of it. Might I as for what reason? The next best thing I can say beside telling you to use just normal posts is to create a custom post type with custom taxonomies.

For anyone that lands on here:

I have Dreamhost as a hosting provider and the two sites that I worked on both had been told to ‘add www. to the domain’ under the domain settings in the dreamhost control panel.

I set it to leave it alone (www. and no www. will work) and the issue cleared up.

Hope this helps!

Line 26 will remove the date,
Line 27 will remove the ‘no comments yet’ section.

As for leave a reply, have you turned off comments for that post? You can turn it off near the bottom of the edit page in the discussions panel.

Yes, I followed both of those and the theme is still broken. All of the links are transferred over and all the content is still there, but the theme isn’t functional.

With the domain, we have it pointing to the ip of the folder that was showing before (synrgyproductions.com/~etc/). When just using etc-1.com, it would point perfectly and the theme would not be broken. However, the links still pointed to the previous domain, which is what we’re trying to transfer over. So upon changing the WordPress URI’s, the theme breaks, and I have not a clue why.