jolanxbl

Perhaps I will revisit it in the near future; maybe as a product slider, seeing as it maybe displays an entire post. You really should update the videos though as it comes off as abandoned. Though when other plugins offer more free options, I need to find something really useful that stands out.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by jolanxbl.

I’ve replaced the carousel widget with Smart Slider 3. We can’t afford to wait for you to get around to it. I already lost all the Feature images thanks to a recent update.

I just tried creating a new one, like turning it off and on again, same results. I’m about ready to start writing my own plugins.

Ok thank you for looking into it

I was looking for something similar in a button that would stop the video before closing a modal window. While I ended up using innerHTML to effectively erase the video link, Charles L posted code for controlling the video.

Copied from stop-pause-video-when-modal-is-closed-not-using-sign

var video = document.createElement("video");
video.setAttribute("src", "nameOfFile.ogg");

Then you can do something like:

video.pause();
 video.currentTime = 0;

From w3Schools:

var vid = document.getElementById("myVideo"); 

function playVid() { 
    vid.play(); 
} 

function pauseVid() { 
    vid.pause(); 
}

You can then call these functions from inside your closing/open modal functions

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by jolanxbl. Reason: cleaning

You have “text-” on a line without a semicolon. The css is reading this as
“text-font-size: 10px;”
If you wanted to use “text-” as a comment, put /* text- */

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by jolanxbl.

I am not using a header but maybe this could help.
I’m using a transparent image stretched to 100% width as a spacer that resizes with the window to keep my content below a no-repeat wallpaper, which is acting as a giant header image. I did not realize that the widget container which holds the image also has size properties and after setting its width to 100% as well as the image, I got the effect I was looking for.

So if you cannot get your image to fit, try adjusting the container as well. My image is set to background so that it stretches flush to the window’s edge rather than having a slim, white border.

As for the header and footer opacity, you could try setting them to clear and using a semi-transparent image underneath?