Mountain Dude

Thanks for your response. The page’s HTML containing https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.2/jquery.min.js is built automatically by WordPress. I don’t know how it was inserted or what inserted it into the page so I don’t know how or where to go to disable it’s inclusion. I’m not a programmer who is knowledgeable about the WordPress architecture. Can you tell us HOW can to disable the jquery.min.js that causes the conflict?

I’m not sure if the solution at https://css-tricks.com/snippets/wordpress/include-jquery-in-wordpress-theme/ is of help. Anyway, if it is it doesn’t say WHERE to place the snippet within functions.php.

It appears that wrapping the HTML and other text in this tag: [glossary_exclude] text [/glossary_exclude] appears to be the solution. The HTML behaves appropriately and any other text within the text passage(s) you want to exclude that are also included in your glossary won’t be highlighted, tooltipped, or linked to a glossary page.

The author of the Navbar plugin incorporated into Tooltip Glossary had the following reply:
“I took a look at the source html for your page and don’t see anything wrong, but I did notice an extra / in these two paths… I’m not sure if they’d make this happen, but if you can get rid of them we can rule that out:

https://www.yourvirtualworld.tv/cms/wp-content/plugins/enhanced-tooltipglossary//jquery.listnav.css
https://www.yourvirtualworld.tv/cms/wp-content/plugins/enhanced-tooltipglossary//jquery.listnav.min-2.1.js

It looks like the listnav jquery plugin is not available for some reason, because even if I try to invoke it on your page after it loads, it still returns an error:

$(‘#glossaryList’).listnav()

though the error is a bit mysterious:

‘undefined’ is not a function (evaluating ‘$(‘#glossaryList’).listnav()’)

This might hold a clue?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7975093/typeerror-undefined-is-not-a-function-evaluating-document “

Apparently the extra / is created automatically and I’m unable to determine if its inclusion or exclusion matters. Since Creative Minds, the author of Tooltip Glossary, hasn’t responded to this bug/failure even though they’ve been viewing other posts in this support forum recently, then perhaps some WordPress guru who is more knowledgeable and has more expertise can shed additional light on this problem.

Let me modify this to say that the search results exclude Glossary pages but it does register results from other pages.

Thank you for your recent and timely response in which you assert that “This is not true”. I made six different assertions within this post. For the sake of readers following this thread, please indicate which are true, and which are not true so that we all can better understand and decide about the utility of this plugin for our purposes.

1. The alphabetical navigation index was created and developed by a third party.

2. The author of CM Super Tooltip Glossary does not support problems arising from the installation or use of this third party developed navigation index feature.

3. The author of CM Super Tooltip Glossary will only support issues users are having with the navigation index if they purchase a separate support package.

4. The cost of that support package is undetermined based upon information provided on this www.ads-software.com site where users learn about and download the plugin.

5. Support requests (such as the one I’ve presented) regarding problems with the navigation feature, which is part of the free version of CM Super Tooltip Glossary, are resolved, or attempts are made to resolve by Creative Minds within this support forum whenever possible.

6. Support requests regarding problems with the navigation feature in the Pro version are resolved at no extra cost to the customer in the Pro version. I recently received this quote from a cminds.com representative in response to the following question. “I want to implement the alphbetical A-Z navigation bar. Do you support that in the cost of the plugin?” Creative Mind representative’s response was: “Not sure what you mean by implement, We do not do custom work within the cost of the license. If you need additional support you need to purchase a support package.” I would add that these support packages cost from $100 – $200 for from 2-4 hours of labor .

I’ve learned that the alphabetical navigation guide you see at the top of the glossary list in the demo belongs to a third party author and the author of CM Super Tooltip Glossary plugin does not support it, unless you’re willing to pay an undetermined fee for the extra service. IMO the author should portray all of the the demo versions without this navigation bar in place in both their FREE and PRO versions unless they’re willing to provide support for installing it as part of the purchase of their own plugin.

Thanks for the useful response.

1. Is this the basic syntax for creating any short code?

2. Do you know why the plugin image jerks the page content around?
See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/incoming-slide-suddenly-changes-size?replies=1

How often do you visit this support Forum, i.e. how long do we have to wait for answers to our inquiries?

In case this helps any I looked at the error message in Chrome browser and the following was listed though I don’t yet know what it means or what to do about it:

Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method ‘listnav’ https://www.yourvirtualworld.tv:320
JQMIGRATE: Logging is active s0.wp.com:10222
JQMIGRATE: jQuery is not compatible with Quirks Mode s0.wp.com:10242
console.trace() s0.wp.com:10244
migrateWarn s0.wp.com:10244

It works correctly according to the instructions given above.

What I’d like to know is how to remove the semi-transparent caption box at the bottom of the slide images. I’ve inserted a CLICK HERE spot on the bottom of my images and the caption box is masking the spot and won’t allow clicking. It’s confusing to users to find all of the rest of the image clickable but not the spot they are asked to click…..

I think I may have found the solution on where to add the template tag at https://slidervilla.com/blog/2011/09/add-template-tag-wordpress-theme-file/. The explanation is what you would have hoped came from ezhil. He doesn’t appear to be too timely or responsive to this forum.