jamesdbruner

I think you’re asking me how to make the arrows white even when not hovering over them. If that’s the case you would just add this CSS to your child theme, or if your theme has a custom css option or if neither of those are options I really like a plugin called Simple Custom CSS. The CSS should look like this

.nav-arrows span { border-color: #fff !important }

I hope that helps!

Can I get a link to your website or are you developing locally?

1. For your first question, as far as this plugin is concerned no, there’s no way to do that but WordPress does have a built in function called wp_is_mobile where you can check if a user is on a mobile device and there are other (possibly better) ways to do that as well.

2. I’m working on a version of this plugin where you can specific which div/element you’d like the slideshow to show in instead of just applying to the page body. Then you can contain the slideshow like you’re asking for, but alas I’m not done with it yet. ?? For now there’s not a whole lot you can do about it. :<

Have a good one!

You’re welcome! ??

I’m not sure how comfortable you are with editing/adding code to your website but you can just add this bit of CSS to your theme’s theme options (if it has a section for custom CSS) or you can download a plugin that I recommend called Simple Custom CSS and paste this code in there to fix it.

#nav-arrows {display: block !important}

Let me know if that works or if you need more help!

You’re welcome! I’ll try to remember to throw that in the description. Have a good one. ??

You can absolutely do this. You just have to create a different slideshow for each different page and use the right shortcode on each one. It’s pretty simple once you get in there, but let me know if you need anything else. ??

Currently it just works on the body but I’ll be reworking the plugin in the coming months and I’ll be considering something like you’ve mentioned but for now the answer no, it just works on the body.

I figured it out. There’s a conflict with this Knowledgebase Plugin. After removing it and refreshing my permalinks it seems to work fine now.

Absolutely! I have WP Vegas up on GitHub here: https://github.com/jamesdbruner/WP-Vegas if you want to send me a pull request I’ll see what I can do! ??

If GitHub isn’t your cup of tea I’d still love to merge your changes some how.

If it’ll help you to troubleshoot I can create you a user. My email address is the same as my username and then @gmail.com

No caching plugins although I am utilizing cloudflare.

They do. That’s why I’m confused by this.

So i set my permalinks to the default and viewed the ticket and it worked, no 404. but the url was something like domain.com/?ticket=name-of-ticket and when i set the permalinks to /%postname%/ I get the 404 again BUT if i go to domain.com/?ticket=name-of-ticket it’s there and I can see it. I’m not sure if that made too much sense but that’s all I’ve found out so far…

Yeah, I’ve already done that and it did nothing…