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Janis,

Here is what solved the issue for me:

I installed the plugin from the dashboard area and activate it, then I went to my “phpmyadmin” area and deleted the tables that are related to the plugin before I went back and disactivated the plugin and removed it.

Thanks for all your help,

Janis,

Thanks for a quick response! This might help us better understand the issue! I just installed and activated the plugin again and made a screen shot: Let’s take a look at my error_log structure:

Let me know if you see anything I haven’t,

Much appreciated!

Hi Janis! Thank you for getting back to me so quickly, I appreciate it…I actually did not use FileZilla to remove the plugin but rather follow some of the instructions you provided in previous posts; Re-install => activate etc. and No I am not using it on Multi-site! it is only on one website! I am almost wondering if I should install it back again then head to my database tables and remove the plugin tables and use FTP to remove the folder? I don’t know…Any more advices would be appreciated. Thank you!

To change the speed you will need to log in to your site using FileZilla then go to your theme folder under Js files and find out the one that has the parallax speed timing and change the numbers

John

Nims,

There are no plugins that perform in such manner you have to do some coding. I had to pay a Freelancer to do the Job. Sorry, I know this isn’t much help but I don’t think you can get a clear answer for what you are hoping for.

Yes Thank you!

Works like a charm. YouON Thank you for your time.

John

Grid idea is wonderful Thanks Andrew! I’ll mark this post as closed. I appreciate it.

John

Andrew,

You are a Genius!!! Let me try it and get back to you Shortly.

John

Thanks Andrew! I’ve posted on Studio Press forums and I’ve been waiting for a while.I’m guessing I have to add an extra CSS file to my theme and link it to the sample I need, Still don’t know how to do it. I followed some tutorials and they are very complicated. I appreciate the effort and answer though Andrew Thanks again.
John

I found out that it was a database problem. Thanks to my hosting company they were very helpful. I basically needed to go to phpmyadmin and optimize my database :). Problem fixed!

Thanks for the suggestion!

Tomontoas,

Thank you for your quick reply I appreciate it. I’m not a tech savvy and that’s why I’m here to get some help from the WP community.

No, I will be creating US cities pages as well as some other fields that will be included in the form. What I basically want to do will be to create a form on the right side menu of my wordpress theme using a widget. and within the form should be 5 fields and then a submit.

1st fields will read: Select a state
2nd field will read: Select a County
3rd field will read: select a city
4th field will read: select a company
5th field will read: Select (Type)
then the (search or submit button)

For instance, If anyone that browse through my website will click on Select a state and select Pennsylvania for example, the next field should display all counties in Pennsylvania then ones you select a county the next field will select all cities in the county of PA and so fourth. ones you’re done and hit submit to call in the form to grab the data you requested It will basically take you directly to the page you specified.

I hope I provided more explanation, Thank you for looking into this, I appreciate it.

Here is a DEMO of what I’m trying to accomplish: https://www.easywayserver.com/blog/javascript-loading-select-box/