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  • Thread Starter scooterschalk

    (@scooterschalk)

    I almost there, just not sure whether it is the best practise and whether my way can cause cross-browser issues:
    https://www.glenkey.com/what-we-have-done-2/

    I added:
    <div><div id="meteor-buttons2"class="meteor-buttons2"><span>PROJECT SHOWCASE</span></div>
    just above
    <div id="meteor-buttons<?php echo $slideshow; ?>"class="meteor-buttons"></div></div>
    in meteor-slideshow.php

    The I added this to the css:

    .meteor-buttons2 {
    	bottom: 5px;
    	float: left;
            left: 10px;
    	margin: 0;

    Many Thanx

    Schalk

    Plugin Author Josh Leuze

    (@jleuze)

    Hi Schalk, do you just need text added in there, or is that arrow supposed to be extra navigation, like a next button?

    Thread Starter scooterschalk

    (@scooterschalk)

    Hi, the arrow is only an image, not a link or button.

    I think i managed it right ( except for the arrow part, which is not important )

    I was just worried whether my coding is good practice for other browsers etc. Im using Firefox.

    Thanx for your help and great plugin!

    regards

    schalk

    Plugin Author Josh Leuze

    (@jleuze)

    Alright, what you have looks like it will work. You can probably simplify it though if you do run into issues with some browsers.

    The extra div and span aren’t needed, just one container wrapped around your text, could be a div, or a paragraph like in the custom slideshow template caption example.

    Thread Starter scooterschalk

    (@scooterschalk)

    Thank you for your help, very much appreciated!

    Plugin Author Josh Leuze

    (@jleuze)

    No problem at all!

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