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In reply to: [Categories Images] Images don't seem to load inYea I am running 3.5.1
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In reply to: [All Video Gallery Plugin for WordPress] Video Category Not clickable?Sorry Vinoth I cannot give away that kind of info, it’s for a commercial website is there no way you can do it on your end and then send me the file or code?
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In reply to: [All Video Gallery Plugin for WordPress] Video Category Not clickable?As for the category being clickable, can you tell me the code I would need to place in the video.php? I have already been editing it slightly, and would help me now instead of waiting for your next release?
Thanks
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In reply to: [All Video Gallery Plugin for WordPress] Adding video to main pageThanks this helps, but my problem is actually when you tell it [video=1] it does not show other videos below it… Which is ideally what I am looking for.
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In reply to: [All Video Gallery Plugin for WordPress] Video Category Not clickable?Thanks Vinoth, though I do have Category Name checked in the profile.
I am talking about the page after choosing your category and it lists the videos, but does not show the category your in until you choose a video.
See what I mean? https://ttcombat.com/videos/?catid=hordes
Alright I got it to work like this, for anyone else wanting to know how it’s done.
<?php $calendar = array('tribe_is_month()','tribe_is_event()','tribe_is_day()','tribe_is_venue()'); ?> <a href="#" class="<?php if ($calendar){echo "active";}?>">Calendar</a>
Thanks for your help.
Andy
Yea it totally does, I just want to change the color for every section of the calendar, just to show that the user is in the calendar section.
Andy
Thanks Jonah I can use this for a lot of things.
Is there any snippet that will just detect if the entire calendar and it’s events are being viewed as a whole? So I won’t need to use such a long if statement? If not I will just use this.Thanks again,
Andy
Hey Rob I figured it out once I reverted to the 2011 theme, it turns out I was missing this code below that even states it will break any plugin without it lol!
Thanks for your help.
<?php /* We add some JavaScript to pages with the comment form * to support sites with threaded comments (when in use). */ if ( is_singular() && get_option( 'thread_comments' ) ) wp_enqueue_script( 'comment-reply' ); /* Always have wp_head() just before the closing </head> * tag of your theme, or you will break many plugins, which * generally use this hook to add elements to <head> such * as styles, scripts, and meta tags. */ wp_head(); ?>
Nice this actually worked, thanks Johan and Rob.
I will now purchase the PRO version!
Andy
[sig moderated as per the Forum Rules]No I have not used it, I am very new with WordPress and PHP.
Can you give me an example of it being used? Or send me to a page I can copy and paste an example from?Hey Rob actually no I was not able to fix the issue, and am about to start delving into it more with another developer here. I merely commented out my query_posts() callout to allow the calendar view to show up. I believe your calendar will malfunction if a query_posts() callout is issued prior to your calendars embeded template. Even if the query is reset.
I merely have a left navigation that is sitting before your calendar, in that sidebar I have some custom lists for posts, and when I call out the query_posts() function and reset the query it is causing your calendar view to default to list view, and once clicking the calendar view it will not change. Only when I remove the functions completely does the calendar begin to display properly.
Please take a look at your template and add a query_posts() tag somewhere either in the header or before your calendar displays, and notice how it reacts to it. I am not a developer so sorry about my vague description of the problem.
Let me know if you also see the problem on your end and if you find a solution, because if you do I will be using your calendar for most or all of my future clients.
Thanks,
Andy
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