Dabuuker

Thanks!

Tested it with the latest WordPress version and seems to work just fine. What issues are you having?

Hi,

I don’t think that would help you much, those rules would still affect the new carousel as they target items under elements with a .owl-wrapper class, which will be present on the new one as well.

Do you have ftp access to the server? If so, you should be able to find the file in “wp-content/themes/DiviFX/css/local.css”. It might not show up in WordPress’s admin panel.

Hi,

Looks like the designer did it with css by manually targeting select elements with the :nth-child pseudo selector.

Look for a local.css file, these rules should be in there.
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Right now, there’s really not an easier way to manage this with my plugin.

Hi,

Unless your designer modified the plugins core files, he probably used javascript to do this. If you could show me the page in question I could investigate and maybe be of more help.

Hey, sorry for the delayed reply. If I’d put the plugin up on Github or something would you be willing to do a pull request with the improvements? As far as I can tell WordPress’s plugin repo doesn’t really have a system for easy contributions.

Those seem to be the docs for Owl Carousel 2. It has the same basic idea but there’s too many differences in the implementation to just update to it.

Hi,

Sorry, no there isn’t. Owl Carousel itself doesn’t have infinite scroll functionality.

I just updated the plugin (1.1.3) and changed it to the old syntax. Should run without errors now.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

I’ll elaborate a bit more.

PHP 5.4 itself has been out for years already so I didn’t really think twice about using this syntax.

You should really contact your hosting provider and have them update the version of your PHP install. For many other reasons, not just for my plugin. Running on a version that’s at least more than 4 years old is a very bad idea.

WordPress strongly recommends 5.6 for itself.

Hi,

This is valid syntax since PHP 5.4.0

Hey, thanks!

I’ll get on points two and three for sure in the near future.

As for adding text, I’ll think about it. Not promising anything for now.

Hi,

If I understand you correctly, you want to disable scrolling with dragging your mouse?

At the bottom of your carousel settings there are options for mouse and touch drag. Disable one or both of those and then enable Navigation and/or Pagination buttons.

Hey, thanks!

Glad you like it and got it working. I overlooked your use case but shouldn’t be too difficult to add. So in the future you can do it without a hacky solution :p.

And sorry for the delayed response, I wasn’t subscribed to new threads in this forum. That should really happen automatically for plugin authors.

Hi,

I might look into adding a widget for the plugin, but for now you could probably use a text widget and insert the shortcode there if you add a few lines to your functions.php.

This should work: https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/daily-tip-how-to-use-shortcodes-in-wordpress-text-widgets/

Hi, and thanks!

Which lightbox plugin are you using?

I tested it with https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/responsive-lightbox/ and it seems to work fine ( Test site: https://dev.soronet.com/wpowl/sample-page/ ).