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Thanks Suzie – that worked perfectly.

Thanks for your help – much appreciated.

Thanks – much appreciated.

Kind regards,

John

Thanks for your reply.

But sadly that didn’t seem to work.

Great, thanks!

Yes!

PS:
The related articles for this post currently have a mixture of correctly sized images(Getting That Kubricky Feel) and incorrect ones (X-Men Apocalypse):

https://creativescreenwriting.com/adderall-diaries/

https://creativescreenwriting.com/learn-from-the-experts/

The top carousel (craft) has lazy loading off, the second carousel (business) has lazy loading on. All other settings on the two carousels are the same.

As you can see, with lazy loading on, it only shows 2 products initially.

John

Thanks for getting back to me.

The problem is not the lazy load, it is that with lazy load switched on, only 2 items appear in the carousel to start with, even if it is set to more than 2.

Is this fixable by you? And if not, who do I ask?

John

No, sorry. What I did in the end was publish the posts with password protection, and backdated them a couple of years so that they wouldn’t appear on the homepage or under recent post searches – so pretty much hidden from public view. Then I gave out the password and direct post link to the people who I wanted to be able to preview the article. Finally, when it became time to make the post public, I removed password protection and changed the publication to the current date, so that the post would appear as if new.

Not ideal by any means, but the best workaround I could come up with.

OK. Thanks anyway.

John

Thanks for getting back to me. I know it isn’t possible with basic Wodpress features. What I was asking was: does your plugin ‘Use Role Editor’ allow me to create such a role, and if so, how?

(And if not, does such a plugin exist?)

Don’t worry – fixed it with a spot of css, rotating and moving down.

Thanks anyway,

John

Sorry, I think I was unclear…

I want it in the middle of the page, right-hand side (not bottom or top), ideally with text running vertically rather than horizontally.

(My example was incorrect, sorry.)

Great, thanks carosch – just what I was after.