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  • I put in just the email address and it worked fine. Make sure you change the cache default to see it update more often.

    Does this still work? I tried putting in this code in each of single.php,footer.php, and functions.php and none had any effect.

    Thread Starter Sam Lowry

    (@sam-lowry)

    Thanks- I didn’t know about the unprefixed_class option- now I do. Seems like that would solve any future issues I might have.

    Thread Starter Sam Lowry

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    Sorry, figured it out. Must be changed within the Playlist by clicking on each track.

    Thread Starter Sam Lowry

    (@sam-lowry)

    The issue is ONLY with the mobile menu (which is ugly, but that’s a different issue for later). I set the cloned #top to hide at sizes smaller than 768 – the size at which the mobile menu is triggered. I have no problems with the sticky menu itself.

    I did wonder if in future versions of your plugin whether it would be possible to have multiple sticky items. I’d like my mobile menu to be sticky once it is triggered.
    Thanks!

    Thread Starter Sam Lowry

    (@sam-lowry)

    Hi- Thanks for checking in. I was completely stumped about how to install ImageMagick with Ghostscript. I’m pretty tech savvy, but I couldn’t find a simple way to make this happen for wordpress. I would suggest a simple step by step set of instructions – or if they exist, I missed them.

    Yes please!

    Thread Starter Sam Lowry

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    Thank you so much. Fixed the problem. And thanks for the advice. Strangely, for the years I’ve been working in WordPress sites, this has never happened. Definitely good advice though.

    I’m having a noticeable slowdown as well which didn’t exist in the past. Not sure what has changed.

    OK, seems that the problem is that the client uploaded image with much higher resolution than necessary for the slideshow. Which means my client will struggle with this. Is there a quick way to make the slideshow use an alternate size of an image in the library? What do others do?

    Thanks

    OK, found my solution. Had nothing to do with the plugin. All of my media had upload problems.

    In my Settings -> Media

    I changed

    /wp-content/uploads

    to

    wp-content/uploads

    Fixed the uploading issues everywhere including with this plugin.

    Like da1k, this is no longer working for me. It is not uploading files when I select them (which is makes me do twice each time). No icons showing up. <!-- All in one Favicon 4.3 --><link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" /> Is there a way to manually link the images somewhere?

    Using 3.7.1

    Thread Starter Sam Lowry

    (@sam-lowry)

    As far as I can tell, Paypal does not provide discount codes. It requires additional scripts, and though I found various script info, I do not know how to add this information to your brilliant code. I just want to be able to offer 20% off someone’s entire cart order. Which I think would be:

    discount_amount_cart=20
    discount_rate_cart=20

    __________________________________________

    In the past one method used to apply a Discount and/or Coupon was through the use of a custom script which did all the calculations and passed the results to PayPal. 
    
    Now this task is quite a bit easier whereas you can use the Discount Variables directly in your item button code.   
    
    You can also offer Promo Coupon Codes by combining the Item Code Discount Variables with some custom scripting.   There are examples of how this can be done below. 
    
    Here's some important stuff to be aware of.   The Discount Variables listed below are intended to work with Buy Now Buttons and Add to Cart Buttons.   They only apply to the item they are associated with, "not" the entire shopping cart.   This means that you can "only" apply a Discount to an individual item and they do not apply to Taxes or Shipping. 
    
    discount_amount
    discount_amount2
    discount_rate
    discount_rate2
    discount_num 
    
    Tip:    To use the Item Code Discount Variables with "hosted" or "encrypted" item button code, you need to modify button code using the "Advanced Variables" in Step 3 of the online button creation process.   Look for the text box near the bottom of the page.   There you can insert extra variables.   For example, you want to offer your customers a 10% discount on one particular item regardless of the quantity of that particular item.   Simply insert the "discount_rate" and "discount_rate2" variables in the text box.   Just enter: 
    
    discount_rate=10
    discount_rate2=10 
    
    There's no HTML extras, just the name of the variable, an equal sign and the value. 
    
    The following Discount Variables will only work with the "Upload" Method. 
    
    discount_amount_cart  -  Applies to entire cart. **
    discount_amount_x  -  Applies only to the individual item.
    discount_rate_cart  -  Applies to entire cart. **
    discount_rate_x  -  Applies only to the individual item. 
    
    ** Note: These variables will be ignored if you are including any individual sales tax amount or rate in your upload code.   This is because the sales tax needs to be calculated after the discount is applied to your items therefore, the discount is applied to the item Subtotal, not the Total.   In addition, the discount does not apply Shipping.

    Thanks for any hints you might have.

    Thread Starter Sam Lowry

    (@sam-lowry)

    I’m back. Hopefully with a bit of documentation, others won’t need to go through what I have.

    I discovered I could add my code to the jquery.firefly-setup.js file in the plugin so that the code looks like:

    jQuery(document).ready(function() {
    	jQuery.firefly({
    	images : ['https://www.123.myimage.png'], 	//Fly images
    	total : 1, //number of flies
    	ofTop : 390,
    	on : '#container'
    	});
    
    });

    The final problem was that the “on” option is getting ignored by all browsers I’ve tried. It worked outside of wordpress (using Responsive theme), but not working here. I wanted the image to behind all other elements on page (background). So I opened up jquery.firefly.min.js and changed
    z-index':$.firefly.random(20), to z-index':-1,

    If there is a fix for the “on” option please let me know.

    Thread Starter Sam Lowry

    (@sam-lowry)

    Hi again-
    I discovered that I could no longer include the code above in the header as I previously did. So… my question is how to get my custom changes to override the defaults.

    I added <?php firefly_wp_setup(); ?> to a template page and I get the firefly effect as the author intended, but I’d like to use my art. I am not a php master. Please help.

    Thanks,
    SL

    Thread Starter Sam Lowry

    (@sam-lowry)

    Sorry- figured it out. The “Mail From” option needed to be selected in the settings. Works great now.

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