mmeisami

Thank you I figured this out.

Hello, is there any way to use this with one fixed nav? Instead of having next / prev in each section? Im using this plugin already on my site and would love a way to leverage it this way. From a setup like this: Thank you!

<div class=”container”>
<div class=”fixed-nav”>
next
previous
</div>

<section id=”no1″>text</section>
<section id=”no1″>text</section>
<section id=”no1″>text</section>
<section id=”no1″>text</section>

</div>

this is the common term of the hack I was mentioning which is not being picked up by wordfence

JCDEF.Obfus.CreateFunc.BackDoorEval-26.UNOFFICIAL FOUND

gosh Im so sorry I missed the marisqas request, its been a while but I started with copying the plugin folder, I put a ‘2’ after the name and re-uploaded it, then in the following file: featured-content-slider.php, I changed all references to /wp-content/plugins/wp-featured-content-slider into /wp-content/plugins/wp-featured-content-slider2

In this file you can also change the text at the top to be named in a way you know the difference when you look at it in the plugins directory.

I also changed this line in content-slider.php
$direct_path = get_bloginfo(‘wpurl’).”/wp-content/plugins/wp-featured-content-slider”;

to reflect the new path.

I think there is more but Im not sure it will be necessary. If you do this and it still doesnt work I will look deeper to see if i had to call anything else #2 in my old files.

I have the same problem. If one title is left without a link it works fine. Any resolution?

If anyone is interested I figured out a way to have multiple versions installed. Kind of hackish but works well!