michelgreenwood

Hi Frank,

I am not forcing js in the head. Just aggregating.

Like I said, I wouldn’t care so much about aggregating js if that darned master slider plugin didn’t seem to need that.

Url is https://www.christianpedophile.com

Thanks for the support.

… Why don’t you charge anything for this plugin?

cool beans
thanks

Hi, thanks for the quick response.

I think maybe it’s just a issue with my CDN/caching. Maybe the JS is loading late or something. I don’t think it’s an issue with the plugin.

The customizer won’t save the extra css if it thinks there are errors. It will list the errors it sees above the window where you enter the your css. You can tell that’s what’s happening, because you can enter bad css, and then back out to the main menu… if you click “save and publish” it will bring you back to the custom css menu showing the errors.

The only thing is that it doesn’t highlight the errors or anything. You gotta find what it’s fretting about yourself.

And get this. It was telling me that my parenthesis were imbalanced. Apparently within a comment I had used a parenthesis in my description, which lacked the closing parenthesis. Jeez.

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

Ok, thank you.

Hi Tom,

Thanks so much. After a little more tinkering, I realized that I was making it all too hard. It wasn’t that hard to use the custom css to allow me to keep using margin values to move some pictures.

Yeah, there’s so way you can foresee how a change will affect people’s custom stuff.

But, I really appreciate you’re continued updating of the theme. It keeps getting better.

As for the version you linked above, do you plan to move forward with that one, or keep using the one with the altered grid. Either way works for me, but was just wondering.

Thanks!

I’m having this same problem also. It seems as though the plugin isn’t using the site root to send the request to YouTube.

We really need a solution for this one, because it is a security issue.

No, I think this should be fine. Thanks ?? But, I’m still curious. On another site I made, installing WordPress in the subdirectory made it so that you needed to include that in the url to get to the login. But, on a different site, I can get to the login straight from the root. I’m not sure what’s different. I edited the index file the same, and the dashboard settings. Just curious why the difference.

Ok, thanks.

I suppose adding a server password to wp-admin will do the trick.

Hi,

I was having the same problem. Adjusting the custom like box width does increase the width of the like box, but the cover photo gets cropped too much. Is there a way to increase the height too?

Thanks.

Hi,

Yes, I figured out something that worked for me. The slider has a setting for “wrapper” under slider settings. This sets a max-width for the slider. You can control this setting in CSS to shrink the slider down for different screen sizes.

I used this:

#master-slider-main-widget-2 > div {
max-width: 60% !important;
}

In the above example, the “2” will probably be a different number for you, or maybe it won’t be there at all if you only have one slider (#master-slider-main-widget). You will have to see what your slider is labeled by inspecting it with your browser (it’s generally the first element of Master Slider).

Also, fyi, on larger screens, it’s possible that the element will become larger than the image (and show blank space on either side). Master Slider does not seem to resize images larger. I ended up going into “slider settings” and making the slider the maximum pixel size that I would expect it to be on the largest screen I’m planning for. That way, it shrinks down from there to accommodate all the other sizes. There might be a better way, which I’m not aware of.

Thank you for your help.

What worked for me was to set the slider size to the maximum pixels that I would expect it to be viewed at (based on screen size). This allows the slider to scale down without problem. The issue I was having was when the slider size exceeded the image size (the slider would not scale the images up).

Thanks for the help!

Hello.

Thank you so much for the help! I tried that option, but the slides are still not filling the element. I think this is the issue: Under slider settings, it allows you to set the dimensions in pixels. I would like it to be 100% width instead of a fixed size, but still use the boxed layout. Is that possible? It seems that I must select full width in “sizing method” instead of boxed layout to get 100%, but then it extends into the sidebar area. Any thoughts? Thanks.

Oh, I figured it out… the media library can’t be in thumbnail view. When it’s in list view, the compression option is displayed.