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Okay, no problem. HOpefully someone has the answer. I just intend this theme to be one that people can use. so, that said, I am jsut trying to know how to call these other files in relation to that goal

So I could possibly do

wp_enqueue_style('style', get_bloginfo('stylesheet_url'), false, '1.0', 'all');

but not:

wp_enqueue_style('style', get_bloginfo('stylesheet_url') . '/style.css', false, '1.0', 'all');

So if that is the case that cluetip is not working with the bundled jquery 1.4.2 library, would I need to upload cluetip’s coopy of 1.3.2?

Ah ha….that sorts it. Further research, especially with a fellow colleage, helped me figure it out. Gotta love opensource and community.

Anyhow, for those that might come across this thread some long time ago, it looks like its all in the anatomy of additional libraries downloaded from plugins.jquery.com

In the case of Clutip, the folder gives you 2 .js files for cluetip. One is the minified version which contains no whitespaces or comment lines. That goes to your live server, with you using the regular version (with comments and whitespaces) on your development server.

From furtgher downloading of other libraries, it looks like some libraries may include ADDITIONAL jquery libraries which may compliment the library that you are downloading. It usually is in a subfolder titled “lib”. Inside the Cluetip download, the lib folder had the hoverIntent library and a minified version of it.

Simply put, I can include this for my project if I want to, but its not part of cluetip so it isnt NEEDED. HoverIntent is a library that lets things happen on a mouse slowing down over the button, rather than the event triggering the split second that your mouse touches the button (mouseOver).

In the case of my project, this might be handy since there are some other things nearby that could cause flickering if I was to do a normal hover, rather than hoverIntent. So, I will include this library.

Thanks so much.

From reading the first 2 files listed, Im beginning to understand. It is my guess that jquery.hoverIntent is more for the main part of the plugin, and the bigiframe handles an IE problem, much in the way that 2 CSS files sometimes have eto be used, with one of the 2 helping overcome a compatibility obstacle with a specific browser.

Am I right?

Thank you. I had checked that earlier and did not see Cluetips or Tooltips (the one you suggested in the first reply) mentioned as any of the included. Tahts why I asked since Im obviously going to have to get these libraries into WordPress myself.

I am studying the page but yeah, I cant tell from the demo which js it requires. I guess since these jquery libraries have lots of options for your script’s “look and feel”, I suppose I would think that, unless for something REALLY REALLY complicated, that a jquery library would keep the file down to one.

To rattle off the names of some of them:
jquery.bigiframe.min.js
jquery.hoverIntent.js
jquery-1.3.2.js
jquery-1.4js

I suppose that the last 2 I need to choose one from. Im not very experienced with Jquery so I dont really know the meaning of version numbers and Jquery.

Thank you. I kind of like that one but it doesnt have quite the vibe I found in the Cluetips menu. Either way, I think what confuses me is that I downloaded the Cluetip package. I know that the plugin(library) file has to go into the WordPress them. However, there are multiple js files inside the zipped folders “lib” folder. So, which do I include?

Any idea if WP Menubar might do the job? I tried NAVT and it was a wash. Couldnt get hover links to work without having to choose settings that left me with dynamic text appearing in the button.

I too am unsure how to create image rollovers that work with the dynamic menus of a CMS such as WordPress.

https://www.tutorio.com/tutorial/pure-css-image-rollovers

This is one way I have done it in HTML format. How to adapt that to WordPress? NAVT plugin was a total wash.

I too am curious how you got the graphical rollovers to work out. Is maintaining links hard if/when a page that is being linked to changes its address? Do you manually have to go into the code to change the “a href” url?

I too am having this problem. Since 2.8.4, I cannot add tags to my posts. When I click my mouse into the tag field, it does not replace the “add new tag” grey text with a blank field either. Even after saving/publishing the post, this does not fix the problem.

I too am having this problem as well. The loading animated gif shows up in place of my capcha image on my contact form. In my case, I am using the FormBuilder plugin

I have this same problem. I did try using the alternate mail settings. There was no change.

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Thats what Im takling about. I would love to have it in the CSS sheet rather than inline. However when I remove the inline styling and change the div to have a class rather than “style”, adding that padding information as a class in the style.css…. I find that the image inside that div goes away completely.

I too am struggling with a particular bit of code. I can get the CSS to work using inline styling (in this case, <div style=”float:left;padding-top:10px;”>). However, when I try and put those 2 styles into a class or ID for a div class or id…the content inside that div just wont render.

Code seen here:

<div style="padding-top:10%;float: left;" ><object
	data="<?php echo get_bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/PrivThaiTours.swf"
	type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
	width="200"
	height="62">
	<param
		name="movie"
		value="<?php echo get_bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/PrivThaiTours.swf">
</object></div>

Styling (css)

#advert {
padding-top: 100px;
float:left;
}

or in the case if a class is necessary for that div:

.advert {
padding-top: 100px;
float:left;
}

What would cause an inline style method to work for this and not for when I try and do the “right thing” by putting it in style.css?