ccahill1

Ok, never mind. For some reason, deactivating and reactivating the plugin made it work again.

I was trying to use jquery – I thought that $() was the beginning of jquery. I’m relatively new to jquery/javascript and I can generally write simple things that will work, but sometimes things just don’t work and I don’t know why. So can you please explain what I should do instead of the dollar sign, because I thought that was the signifier of jquery.

The problem is that when I remove that, then my other custom jquery doesn’t work.

There is a share plugin on the site and I am trying to manipulated it so that when a user hovers the mouse over the word “share” in the grey bar on the home page (that I sent the link to before – it’s a dev version) the share buttons will appear so a user can share the page. The jquery that I was working on was functional, albeit not perfect, when I added that line in the head that you told me to delete, but when I remove it, the jquery doesn’t do anything, so nothing happens when the mouse hovers over the word share.

Never mind. I found the conflict – apparently this plugin conflicts with the “Nivo Slider for WordPress” plugin.

Thanks!