JamesDibben

Can I rename the “wpb2d” folder as well?

Will do!

This is one of the best sliders I’ve found. I do free webinars every few weeks for my followers. I may do one teaching how to use your slider. It’s real easy to learn and use. So many are too complicated.

I didn’t realize it was that simple!

I created the new themes. This will make upgrading nice and simple.

Thanks for all your hard work!

Thanks for the update!

All I ever changed was the stylesheet.css file so unless I’m missing something all I need to do is adjust that.

I’m using the dark theme and editing the css to fit my needs.

Is there any easier way to do this so I don’t have to go back in there every time you release an update?

Thanks again for your hard work!

Yup, you are right!

I’ve messed up my theme somehow. I changed to 2010 and there are no errors, anywhere.

Thanks for your help!

I’ll work on the theme now

I enabled debug on the site.

I am using 3.1.3 and added the code to page.php of my theme.

Thanks for your help. I’m really lost on this one.

Oh, and I’m using a static home page using a custom page template.

Thank you for being so responsive!

Your plugin is getting noticed on the Standard Theme forums as well.

https://support.8bit.io/entries/20162158-stainless-steel-droppings

Here is the site I’m using it on with such success.

https://stainlesssteeldroppings.com

I just had this problem.

It ended up being the “Google Analyticator” plugin version 6.1.3.

I’m kind of sad now, I liked that plugin!

Oh well, I’ll gladly dump that plugin to have this slider. It’s fantastic!

Oh and I’m on version 2.3.5 of the slider plugin.

Ahhh, sorry that I was unable to find that spot earlier. Major brain fart I guess.

Now it’s time to hit the css file and get the text into the right spot.

Thanks!

Okay, I’ve followed the instructions on that page and have meteor-slideshow.php in my theme directory.

Do I just add the code above </div><!– .meteor-slides –> to get it to work?

How do I add it to the current code?

<?php if ( function_exists( 'meteor_slideshow' ) ) { meteor_slideshow(home); } ?>

Thanks for the response.

It’s not the slide title I’m after. It’s getting the actual uploaded image description that I want added.