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Excellent. Everything seems to be working perfect now.

I noticed only today that the demo page for vertical scroll does not work on mobile, either, so I figured there was something about the plugin.

I look forward to see the mobile implementation. I altered the design of the mobile page for now.

I discovered that the only link we had directing to that page from our website was called through an HTTP request and not HTTPS, and it seems the custom font error was caused by this circumstance alone. I would assume this is a bug?

If you are seeing a skewed solid white square, that is the logo for Bandcamp, which is supposed to render next to the brand’s name on that page.

I used the WordPress installer, so I don’t really know. It’s in the default plugin folder on my host, I suppose. It shows up in the dashboard and has been activated. What other service implementation do you mean ?

Anyhow, the plugin does show up for me when I click on specific posts, like for instance this one. I figured it doesn’t work on the announcements page because of the ‘Page of posts’ template that I’m using on that page. But I really have no idea how to implement the plugin into that template, as I’m not very good with coding.

It’s here. I was able to edit this now. So are new topics automatically queued for spam moderation? And would this prevent the author from editing thier post?

Resolved this by setting the option Use Cached shadowbox.js to false.

I just got it working by disabling the cache option from the settings page. Although, I’m having trouble loading YouTube videos…

I’ve tried the following YouTube link formats, but keep getting the same result too:

https://youtu.be/video_id
https://youtube.com/v/video_id
https://youtube.com/embed/video_id

Neither one works; the shadow box is seen loading for a split second, before it redirects me to a new page and opens the video in full-screen.

The videos are loaded from images that link directly to the videos, by the way, as in a video gallery of thumbnails; although, I don’t think this would pose any problem?

I just intstalled it, activated it, and downloaded the source files. Doesn’t seem to work at all. ??

Yes, all errors persist.

To simplify the issue, are there any errors with the links of the following code?

<table>
  <tbody>
    <tr>
      <td class="footer-table-credit"><a href="https://www.ads-software.com" title="Semantic Personal Publishing Platform">Proudly powered by WordPress</a><!-- .site-info --></td>
      <td class="footer-table-badges"><a href="https://www.discogs.com/artist/cresun" title="cresun's discography at Discogs" alt="discogs_badge" target="_blank" class="footer-img-badges discogs"></a></td>
      <td class="footer-table-badges"><a href="https://www.last.fm/music/cresun" title="Profile for cresun on last.fm" alt="lastfm_badge" target="_blank" class="footer-img-badges lastfm"></a></td>
      <td class="footer-table-badges"><a href="https://soundcloud.com/cresun" title="Listen to my music on SoundCloud" alt="soundcloud_badge" target="_blank" class="footer-img-badges soundcloud"></a></td>
      <td class="footer-table-badges"><a href="https://cresun.is-great.net/chocolate" alt="paypal_badge" title="Feeling generous?" class="footer-img-badges paypal"></a></td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

This is the table that perfectly displays the badges in the footer of my website, which are loaded from a sprite and styled through CSS. According to the markup validation, there is something wrong with the links here. I just can’t figure what. So, eh.

Elements that resize to fit mobile devices. The WP jQuery Lightbox is a good example of this, which is the plugin I currently use. You can demonstrate it in action (with personal CSS tweaks for color and center alignment) from the link to my website above.

@rob_uk I followed the instructions, but can’t get it to work. It cleared the styling of the table I have in my footer and removed all padding at the bottom. Did I miss something?

Edit: So I managed to fix my styling. Whew. But there footer is still not sticky, and now there is unwanted spacing at the bottom of the padge, assumingly because I added margin-bottom: 33px; to #footerWrapper, as the bottom padding disappeared from the footer.

Has this been implemented to the plugin yet? The SoundCloud applications for mobile devices use a black theme. For whatever reason, though, they haven’t implemented this for the HTML5 widgets.

Yeah, I just noticed that one of my declarations was missing a semicolon. My button works perfectly now. ??