Dabuuker

Yes, exactly. It’s really no more complicated than deleting a folder from your own computer.

You’ll need an FTP client (such as FileZilla) and your login credentials. Then you’d navigate to your WordPress installation, from there to wp-content/plugins. In there should be a folder called wp-owl-carousel, delete that and you should be able to install it again.

Oh, ok. Somehow the plugin structure got all messed up when I first did the update and now it seems because you have the folder but no correct files WP doesn’t know how to handle it.

Do you have FTP access to remove it manually?

Can you go to your installed plugins list and completely remove it from there and then try to reinstall (from the plugin browser, or manually download it again)?

Sorry about this, should be fixed now.

Version 1.1.0 is live. You can now choose an image size to link to and also specify the rel attribute.

I don’t really want to bundle a lightbox with the plugin but I could add the option of setting the rel attribute so you can use whatever lightbox plugin wiht it and optionally generate links to a larger version of the image.

Regarding the arrows, it should be possible right now by overriding the css styles from your theme stylesheet.

Sorry, you can’t right now.

If you still need this, I can add the functionality. Let me know.

Hi,

You’ll have to add styles for it in your theme’s css.

I didn’t really get if you want to add it for individual items or the whole carousel, but something like this should work:

.owl-carousel { padding-right: 30px }

or

.owl-item { padding-right: 30px }

or to target a specific carousel

#owl-craousel-ID { padding-right: 30px }