teamGool

Hi

My dev is on my local box so opening it up to the internet would be problematic. Fortunately you got me on the right track and this appears to be a minor bug.

I had disabled lettings right from the start, before creating any properties as I’m only doing sales. From what you’d said I went back and enabled lettings in the settings and then my properties were visible on the search page. I disabled lettings again and they remained visible and a newly added property is visible too. Seems like it was some kind of “initialisation” bug you may want to try and recreate at some point to troubleshoot.

Thanks for your help
Isaac

P.S. Did you get the email I sent you last week about forms, repeatable fields, custom fields etc? Was from [email protected]

Sorry this is not a solution but wanted to say that I would like something similar. I like the hover effect on desktop but on mobile it means every image requires a double-click, fist click reveals the share icons and second icon clicks the image. I would like to either disable the plugin on mobile devices or better, show the share icons permanently on images on mobile devices as you have suggested.

same here

Actually you helped me solve this and found that it was because CURL for PHP wasn’t installed on my server.

I’ve got rid of this plugin as I don’t actually need it, can use oEmbed:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Embeds

Unfortunately all my previous embeds will need to be changed, a real PITA!

yep I’m getting the same thing on iOS 6.1.3. Any ideas yet?

so I figured out a way to do it. I took the Duotone theme and stripped out what I didn’t want and coupled it with the WPeMatico plugin using a Yahoo Pipes feed of my Flickr set to grab the large sized photos. I used the Ajax transitions plugins to get a kind of jscript navigtion on it too so now I get a gallery effect but with comments for each photo.

You can see the results here: https://www.teamgool.com

hey, I had this problem in Firefox. I’m no coder but I did some digging and read something about Firefox not supporting the click() event of jquery. After some playing I managed to get it to work in IE and Firefox by changing the following in \plugins\transitions\js\transitions.js:

Replace:

$('a').click(function(){
                $('body').fadeOut();
                 setTimeout("nav('"+this.href+"')",1000);
               return false;
       });

With:

if ($.browser.mozilla) {
                window.location.href = document.getElementById('a').href(function(){
                $('body').fadeOut();
                 setTimeout("nav('"+this.href+"')",1000);
               return false;
       })};

It’s probably not good code and there may be a better way to do it but it works for me.

Yes! Thank you, it had been so long since I last used my blog I totlaly forgot about the Post Thumbs plugin I was using that broke when I moved the blog location. I’ve fixed it now and all is well again. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction

which instructions? the first lot or the second lot?

I have already done the static home page thing but because my installation resides in site,com/blog that is where the home page is and the posts page is at site.com/blog/blog. I want to move everything up a level and would like to know if this requires a full move of the installation or whether I can use the second method.

I’ve just read this: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

I guess that would be easier wouldn’t it? Are there any drawbacks? Basically I want to host a static wordpress page as my front page and I want it to be in the root of my site. I ten want my posts page to be in https://www.mysite.com/blog. I figured I would have to reinstall WP to the root to achieve this but can I achieve it following the instructionsin the above link? I’m wondering whether WP will just redirect from the root of my site to mysite.com\blog where it hopes to find the static home page and then my posts page will be in mysite.com\blog\blog, which is not how I want it.