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I found the problem and updated the thread with a possible solution for the plugin developer. Just wanted to make sure you guys saw.

Just started having this issue. The issue appears to be TypeError: classes is undefined, caused by classes = jQuery('img', html).attr('class'); on line 25 of js/custom-js.js.

My guess is that with classes = jQuery('img', html).attr('class'); (line 2 of the same file), the image doesn’t have a class. I think the issue would be fixed if you checked the classes variable before trying to doing stuff with it.

I’d love to be able to use this plugin on another site, so please fix this.

That’s good to know, but if you have multiple domains pointing to the same website, the fonts will still only load on the primary one. It’s not a problem once the user starts browsing since they will be taken to the new domain when they click anything, but a problem when they first get to the website on that alternate domain; the fonts would be dead because they’re 2 separate domains.

And I didn’t mean to hard-code /wp-content in your plugin; I was just using that as an example. The actual code to pull the upload directory would probably look something like this:

$upload_dir_array = wp_upload_dir();
$upload_dir = str_replace(ABSPATH,'',$upload_dir_array['basedir']);

You may need to play with it a little to get / or \ in the right places, but that’s the general idea.

Thanks for taking the idea seriously.

It’s likely a problem with the theme (I assume you mean theme nav by top nav). If you know a bit of PHP, you can probably fix it within your theme with the preg_replace function and $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] variable.

Sorry for this bug – widgets are still new territory for me.

I’ll push an update fixing this in the next half hour.

I have posted it to their forums. Hopefully the staff reads it.

my bad. I forgot to mention my browser: Chrome
However, it appears to have been a conflict with the woothemes framework. I uninstalled crisp and it worked fine

woooo jQuery for the win.

i had to figure this one out by myself…

make a javascript file, and learn from this example:

jQuery("fieldset .form-table:last tr:nth-child(3)").css({display: "none"});
jQuery("fieldset .form-table:last tr:nth-child(13)").css({display: "none"});
jQuery("span.description").css({display: "none"});

Thanks for including this in the FAQ!
I feel special.