Douglas Dye

I added wp-content/plugins/watu/script.js to the Excluded JavaScript Files in WP Rocket and it didn’t fix the issue. This is really frustrating, thanks for the help though…

Jeremy,

Worked like a charm, thanks!

Doug

Jeremy,
Thanks! as a WYSIWYG guy I can do decently at CSS, but I can’t figure out which value to change. Line 286 reads:

close_hint = $(‘<div class=”jp-carousel-close-hint”><span>×</span></div>’)

The current “Close” button is the letter “X”. What do I change in this line of code to change the “Close” button to “Close Slideshow” instead of “X”?

Again, thanks in advance.

Will do, thanks!

alchymyth,

Thanks so much for your help. I will have to configure some things like the length of the buttons, but it worked like a dream.

This forum is so useful for WYSIWIG guys like me!

BTW, just so anyone else will know, this one worked the best:

add_filter(‘wp_list_categories’,’add_button_cat_widget’);
function add_button_cat_widget( $list ) {
$list = str_replace(‘<a href’,'<a class=”button” href’,$list);
return $list;
}

Man, I wish I had some coding skills. I have functions.php in the editor, but I have no idea where in that file to add the code.

Do you feel like you’re dealing with a five year old yet? Thanks for the help…

Thanks! I have the limited ability to add code, if it’s dumbed down enough for a WYSIWYG guy like myself. Where would I add your code?

Again, sorry, not a coder, but I can usually stumble around and get it done.

Sure, here’s a sample:

https://bass-ketsbydesign.com/

PLEASE don’t judge my work by this budget site!!!!

Look at the categories in the sidebar. They are text links. I would like to find out how to assign class=”button” to these links, so they appear as buttons in the sidebar. As I said, I know how to do this to a text link in a page or post. But I don’t know how to do it here.

If it helps, I am using Artisteer, with the Templateer plugin. But I doubt that’s relevant in this case.

Thanks again!

Thanks for the quick reply!

I use Firebug as far as my limited coding capabilities allow. I know how to use class=”button” on a page, to make a text link into a button. What I don’t know is how to assign that code to the categories text links in the Categories widget.

Excellent article! Thanks, what great information.

I have the same problem. When I attempt to add an image to a page, instead of getting the usual editor where you can choose a thumbnail size, links and the rest, all I get is a short field with File Name, File type, Upload Date, and Dimensions. Under that is a “Use This Image “button.

That’s it, all of the usual thumbnail, link URL, alignment and other options are gone. If I deactivate the plugin everything goes back to normal.

Colin,

Thanks, I feel like a third grader in the company of people who actually know code… I’ll see if I can stumble through this, thanks.

Sorry, let’s see if I can figure out pastebin for the CSS button code:

https://pastebin.com/6zh9MWxb

Got it.

Thank you VERY much for the reply. A question (I am a WYSIWYG guy):

The style sheet has a LOT of button code. Do I duplicate all of it? And if so, do I retitle every instance of “button” to “button2”?

Here’s the code for buttons:

[Code moderated as per the Forum Rules. The maximum number of lines of code that you can post in these forums is ten lines. Please use the pastebin]

John,
Sorry, I posted this question to a few forums, I guess I forgot to include the fix in this one. Here’s what I managed to dig up:

I added this to the CSS:

.lof-slidecontent {
margin: 0 auto;
position: fixed;
left: 50%;
margin-left: -840px;
}

The “-840” number is because the image is 1680 pixels wide, and I was told to use a number that was half of that.

It’s now on our main site at https://www.richmondmedia.com

I added a bunch of custom header images to the other pages, which show up on all browsers except on IE. So I guess that’s my next quest…

This was SO cool, because I’m not a coder at all, but I stuck with it and finally found the solution!