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  • Dear Huge-It Slider Image Support,

    May you be able to help me with updating the tables from 3.1.98 to 4.0.1. The problems that others have had are the same as what I’m having. That is, that the sliders are showing just the loading-bar gif image (what shows when the images are loading), and not a slideshow of images.

    Please help me as I have 23 Sliders on my client’s website:
    AAAfrica.net (sample page is here)
    https://aaafrica.net/safaris/luxury/sopa-escape

    Look forward to your reply!

    Here was my solution – Hope this works for you!!

    Sometimes I like to think that there are gremlins in the machines!!

    Like everyone else in this thread, I’ve had the same problem with the library … but in an instance like this, many may be happy to know what the simple solution for me was! (and hopefully you too!!!) … so I took the advice of others in this thread and called my host company (thankfully they offer 24/7 phone support). The rep checked the log file which logged some “insufficient memory” and he increased my minimum/maximum memory through PHP.ini. For future reference, I asked him how would I do this and this is the way:

    1) Go to your cPanel

    2) Look for an item named something like “CGI and Scripted Language Support” and click it. When the page loads, you should see a list of several items, mostly different types of scripting, maybe mySQL database … and your Error Logs file should be listed there too!

    3) Click on something like “PHP Scripting” option. When the page loads, there should be a text area that is titled something like “Edit your php.ini file for PHP 5.3

    4) Do a page “find” in your browser (Ctrl+F) for keyword “memory” and it will jump down to the lines in the PHP.ini file where “memory” is mentioned. It should look something like this:

    ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (128MB)
    ; https://php.net/memory-limit 
    memory_limit = 256M

    The rep increased the minimum to 128MB (from 64MB) and the max to 256M. Change the amounts and click the [Save] button!

    Whalla!! Your image library should be working as normal now!!!

    PS: This memory solution also solved another problem for me with updating WordPress plugins (through the WordPress plugins page). I would get a “500 Error/install failure” 100% of the time and would always have to update/install plugins manually through FTP. After the increased memory, that’s a problem of the past!!

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by jmgraffix.

    Hey there, Nevermind

    … I just realized that I forgot to check [_] the box

    Page Tabs:
    [X] Enable WP Post Tabs PRO Feature

    forgot that I configured this up in the settings and didn’t remember to look for it on the admin post/page.

    …Yes, I’m still a newbie ?? Duh!

    Hi Sukhada,

    I appear to be having the same problem as “lucianoas” (except I just bought the pro version since I was sold by the demos) and I cant figure out why my tabs appear as stacked with no styling. literally I just installed the plugin through the “upload” instructions. No matter what skin I choose, I get stacked and loss of styles.

    This is my test page

    Probably more so than “lucianoas”, I am not jquery literate.

    Please help

    Thread Starter jmgraffix

    (@jmgraffix)

    When I posted this original message, all my image titles (plus alt text and description text) for each image were already written in the image code from the media library. So what’s next?

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