andyro

One quick question per your suggestion re. caption values using the span tag, I wanted to display two units in one slider, namely liters/second and the same volume in units of m3/hr, which is calculated in a hidden field. It works as you can see on slider 3. https://www.thomsonarchitecture.ca/ventilation-and-tedi-calculator/ – however it only appears when the slider is moving then it vanishes – is there a way to make it stick?

nevermind – found it!

The error is thrown on a readonly field, is it possible to modify the preset warning from ‘Please enter a value greater than or equal to 0.15.’ to ‘Value must be greater than X.XX’? Where does this text reside?

amazing, thanks for the prompt response!

Thanks, WP shows I am using Version 6.1.75, in plugins there is no update option. Do you have a direct download URI?

work in progress. will finish tomorrow – but you can see the ‘delta T returned’ field is the one that fills in the caption, however the caption does not show under the slider – is there a way I can get it to do that also? https://www.thomsonarchitecture.ca/ventilation-and-tedi-calculator/

Brilliant! That works – thanks so much for the prompt reply, now I can finish my work for the day ?? (we have the dev version and use it all the time, solid plugin, I wish you had an iOS app that did the same stuff!)

Nevermind, I will try the MP4 link option per: https://docs.averta.net/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1737037 Works fine. Just wondering how to hide the controller now. Ah – wrong template… what template would you recommend for a video with no controls, no reflection/drop shadows, etc?

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• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by andyro.
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Actually this seems to work to control images, and I have found the !important does not need to be added to control the portfolio images. I added this CSS to the theme’s own add’l CSS field. I can’t get ‘overflow’ to prevent images from squashing, I was hoping to find a way to crop everything if they were larger than the max. ht. I’d rather not have to figure out how to get things into a dv to control cropping.

.portfolio-featured-image img {
overflow: hidden;
border: 0;
max-height: 300px;
}

@macmanx tx that is super helpful. Is there any way to control images sizes that load so all thumbs are square?

https://www.thomsonarchitecture.ca/gallery/

And this: https://tjkelly.com/blog/remove-wordpress-jetpack-css/

I added to my theme’s functions.php and I still can’t seem to get the custom css to apply.

And this: https://wpbeaches.com/overriding-jetpacks-css-styles-in-wordpress/

I’m having exactly the same issue. Jetpack portfolio named ‘gallery’ here: https://www.thomsonarchitecture.ca/gallery/ is using the theme’s h2 in bozo red, can’t seem to change the jetpack stuff, even though css mods the entire rest of the site. Surprised this is the only search that turns up in google that even addresses the issue.

Hi, so I tried it – works like a charm. Test is at the bottom of this page: https://www.thomsonarchitecture.ca/calculators/ under: MODIFIED PARAMETER SLIDER TEST

I have a followup question. How can I make just the fieldname5 slider read only? Or, better yet, how can I get fieldname5 to dynamically be tied to fieldname4 (building size), so the two sliders are locked together? Right now, slider 4 modifies slider 5, but slider 5 does not modify slider 4. Do I just add another bit of code in the calculated field to make it do the reverse?

Or is there a more elegant way? Also, the percentage range is not displayed under the lower left of fieldname5, only the lower value of the number pair range (ie. “10”) – is there a way to show it as “10-12%” for example? Thanks again for your help!

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Amazing – thank you! Will try. This should do what I was after, plus I saw another response under ‘advanced equation’ that had a series of values, so will try that also! I wasn’t aware any other field but a calculated field could do a calculation, so the code snippet above is primo!