Daiv Mowbray

This plugin has not been updated in years, I doubt it would work in the new WordPress.

Still doesn’t work with Gutenberg. No option under gallery settings.

Thanx for posting this solution.
I do hope it gets added to the plugin,

Confusing question,
the user submits content.
that content is available on the backside.
Look under, media/manage-UGC
or depending on your form details,
under, posts/manage-UGC

They are available as post-meta, but you need to include role=”meta” in the shortcode:
[input type=”text” role=”meta” name=”loa” id=”loa” description=”Length”]
then treat the data as meta data,

Really? First time I’ve heard of this.
You do not have to pay to use any or all of the features in this plugin, ever.

No, I do not, if it is a 3.5.1 bug,
I’ll wait until the bug is fixed.
And, my apologies, It seams that ss-show 2.9 doesn’t have image order or orderby activated. I will be sure to address this in the next plugin update.

SS-show options / settings page, check what the order setting is there.

BFH *
To change the order of images, you can do that in your
media window, available when on your edit post page, clicking the insert media button to open the pop over media window. Order of images is controlled by drag and drop, the small image icons in the bottom row.

*(Back from Holidays)

HTH

Hello Paulprov,
Thats great!
Yes it is impossible to trouble shoot the css of a slideshow if the show is running. I always leave the controller active or set “pause on mouseover” to aid with this and to provide the user with a way to pause on the active image.

Glad its all working for you now.

Hello,
could you please set the controler to on in your admin/ss-show/settings page, to assist with trouble shooting this.

Hello,
I understand the desire to control text layout, but putting html code into your image titles, description, caption is not a good idea.

Are your line breaks being stripped from the image caption ?
or are they failing to be recognized?

the superslider-Show plugin isn’t stripping the content of image captions or descriptions or titles, the functions used to call that data is WordPress native, so editing the plugin file isn’t the first answer.

If you could post a test show as an example with info re: what should appear and what your short code is I may be able to find the solution.

I’ve just created a test myself, the image description was set with a break in the text and that break has been respected and rendered.
This tells me that you may be doing something wrong, check that you have used a valid break tag, ie:
<br />

HTH.

great, glad to be of help.

perhaps I’ve made a typo,
try show_class=”text-right” in the shortcode.

that link has the text on the left, and I don’t think that it has the show-class added to the shortcode.