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Yes I also need to know how to set links for the images. It looks like it’s possible but all you get in the frontend is a blank “#” link for each image and there doesn’t seem to be any option for URL configuration in the backend. If we can’t set links, then how do we disable the blank links? It’s just confusing this way.

Well, I solved this problem by changing the Bauhaus theme’s style.css file. If anyone is interested, these are the modifications I had to make in wp-content/plugins/wptouch/themes/bauhaus/default/style.css:

body { background-color: #f9f9f8 !important; }

This should match the colour you pick for the body background in the plugin’s settings. For some strange reason the body gets given an inline style to match the header’s background, so you have to override that or you get the wrong background when scrolling to the right. Then find:

.post-page-content {
	color: rgba(0,0,0,.7);
	font-size: 100%;
	line-height: 165%;
	padding-bottom: 50px;
}

so remove overflow: hidden from there.

I also removed max-width: 100% from .post-page-content table but I don’t know if that had anything to do with it.

I can now scroll to the right if the table overflows, and the rest of the layout seems unaffected.

The plugin’s authors mention “you may add custom styling in the Stats & Custom Code area of your WPtouch admin panel” so perhaps it would be best to enter the modified CSS code there rather than modifying the plugin’s files. Either way this seems to do the trick.

Sorry BraveNewCode but the search function is too important, are you basically saying “buy the premium version or we won’t help”?
I can’t get the search to work with or without Relevanssi installed, is the issue going to be addressed in the free version or are you no longer supporting the free version at all?
It’s just good to know rather than being left hanging. The OP was two months ago… I asked this same question in my own post and I have received no reply so far.

I added the following classes to my theme’s stylesheet:

.wptouch-desktop-switch {
font-size: 24px !important;
background-color: #16283a;
color: #C0C0C0;
}
.wptouch-desktop-switch a {
background-color: #16283a;
color: #FFFFFF;
}

Obviously change the colours to suit your theme.

I am having the same problem but unfortunately changing the values to percentages makes no difference. This because of the way tables work: the minimum width a cell occupies always depends on the content of the cell itself. A word or image within the cell will push the width of the cell regardless what initial value you give it. And because table columns will always display next to each other rather than collapse down (as floated DIVs would) any table with more than a few columns will always spill over the right side of the screen.
This is not fixable and in my opinion it’s a major flaw of this plugin and mobile plugins in general.
Tables are bad for layouts but very useful (and completely acceptable) for displaying certain types of information: lists of prices, products and so on. Many websites use hundreds of tables, so expecting webmasters to go and turn all of these tables into systems of nested floated DIVs is just not practical.
The plugin should have an overflow system for tables, i.e. when a table overspills the content, users at least get horizontal scrollbars so they can see the rest of the table.
Would this be hard to implement? A good plugin needs to fit as many scenarios as possible and “retro-fit” existing websites rather than creating extra problems.

Never mind, I found it at the very bottom of the page. It was very small and easy to miss – if I did, I think other users will too. I have now styled it to make it stand out a bit more.

Sorry, that should read:

<?php
	if($post->post_parent)
		$children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&child_of=".$post->post_parent."&echo=0");
	else
		$children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&child_of=".$post->ID."&echo=0");
	if ($children) { ?>
		<h3>My subpages</h3>
		<ul id="subnav">
			<?php echo $children; ?>
		</ul>
<?php } ?>

to avoid HTML errors.

Actually I managed to do what I was after in a much simpler way. I dropped this bit of code into sidebar.php:

<?php
	if($post->post_parent)
		$children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&child_of=".$post->post_parent."&echo=0");
	else
		$children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&child_of=".$post->ID."&echo=0");
	if ($children) { ?>
		<ul id="subnav">
			<h3>My subpages</h3>
			<?php echo $children; ?>
		</ul>
<?php } ?>

Works great. I’d still like to know if this plugin would have achieved the same thing.

BTW thanks to kriesi.at for the code.

I have installed for the same reason but in my case the HTML is being retained.
The major problem however is that some category descriptions can no longer be edited once created. The description text exists in the frontend and it appear as an excerpt in the Woocommerce category screen, but the moment you click on “Edit” the description briefly flashes on the screen and then it’s deleted. If you save at this point, you lose your description.
This is only happening with some categories and I have not been able to find a specific trigger. I am having to deactivate the plugin each time I want to edit the description text, but this is no good to the client whose website I have designed.
A solution would be appreciated as I can’t find another plugin that will deliver this much needed functionality.

Getting same error when adding slideshow with shortcodes. Widget slidehow on the other hand just doesn’t work.

Same here my friend… I was using the jj nextgen jquery plugin but was having problems in Chrome with images flashing before transitions. Other forums suggested this plugin so I installed in latest WP 3.5.2 but no sliding. Tested in all latest browsers. Maybe the plugin is broken since latest WP update, or maybe it’s a conflict with other plugins or even a problem with the theme (I am using a child theme based on Twenty Ten). Whatever the reason, bit of a waste of time unless a fix is posted quickly. I’ve got to get this site up by the end of the week and the developer is away traveling…

Yep. No longer working. Now what do I tell my clients whose websites I installed this plugin onto? Let’s hope it gets updated, but there has been no reply to this for over two weeks so I’m not so sure the developer is too bothered.

Great thanks Frank, that’s very helpful!

It might be worth mentioning that the Next button doesn’t work in Opera either. Ok, only 1.9% of people use Opera, but perhaps whatever is causing the IE issues is also responsible for the Opera bug.

Thanks Frank, I have sent you an email at that address.

In the end, rather than redirecting users, I decided to investigate the code in appointment-calendar-shortcode.php and changed the success: function() to hide all calendar, button and modal divs and to show a new div with payment buttons. I did the same in appointment-calendar-mobile.php. It seems to work really well.

Now I just need to figure out how to change those button colours…