srcoley

You should be able to use

shuffle($images);

Right before line 114(dk-image-rotator-widget.php), where the foreach function loops through the $images array.

Hope that helps,
Stephen

The image rotator loads all of the images after page load, and then initializes the rotator after all of the images have been loaded. I hope that helps answer your question.

Stephen

I’ve made a few javascript updates in the move recent version(0.2.5). Please update and let me know if the problem still persists. If it does, anyway you can send a link so I can get a look at what is going on?

Stephen

Hey guys, version 0.2.5 is out and fixes this problem! If you have images that are currently without links, after you update, delete those images and add them again and assign the links using the “Link To” option in the media uploader.

Please let me know if this solves your problem and thanks for the feedback.

Stephen

Can you please see if this problem still occurs in version 0.2.5?

Thanks,
Stephen

Thanks for pointing this out. I’ll add this to the next update. Thanks for your kind words and thanks for using!

Stephen

There’s a new update out, 0.2.5! It aims to solve the disappearing links bug once and for all. It was happening while adding/removing/sorting images.

Also new in this update:

1. Option to add no follow to links
2. Width and height attributes in image tag
3. Uses anchor tags instead of javascript for links

Thanks for using IRW!

Stephen

Hi guys,

Please make sure to download the new update. With the new media uploader, you can click “Insert image into post” and it will send the image the image rotator just the same as before. The online difference is that now to set a link, you use the “Link To” option on the Media Uploader.

Thanks for your feedback! I’ll look into getting this button label changed back to “send to image rotator”.

Stephen

If 0.2.3 didn’t work, perhaps 0.2.4 will. Please update.

Thanks,
Stephen

Please update to version 0.2.4 this fixes several bugs and now uses the new WordPress Media Uploader.

You can get the images centered by identifying which div contains the irw-slider, then set that div’s width and center it using margin: 0 auto;

I hope that helps.

Stephen

Please try version 0.2.4. It uses the new 3.5 Media Uploader.

Thanks,
Stephen

This issue has been addressed in version 0.2.4. Please update!

Thanks,
Stephen

Marking resolved.

Please try the latest version, 0.2.4.

Thanks,
Stephen

Stephanie,

The width of each slider is determined by the width and margin of each image in that slider. This is generated on page load, so there’s no file to edit.

Stephen