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This looks like a conflict problem with the way that theme is including jquery. WordPress local jquery version is in compatibility (noconflict) mode by default which differs the way you have to write js for plugins etc.

That theme is not including the localised version of jquery, which it should do by the guidelines set by WordPress when creating themes it is including Google library version instead.

okay I will set up a test using this theme now and will get back to you

From what I can assess it is possible like the theme you have is including more than one instance of jquery?

That is strange as it has worked correctly on all my test installations and live installations. I will look into this now.

This is fixed in the new version now thanks

Hi,

Sorry for the slow reply, being a dev agency its hard to reply to support on here.

Version 2.0 of this plugin is underway after great feedback and suggestions. We will be adding a lot more features to the new version when it arrives. As for modifying the plugin for your needs the current version of the plugin 1.6 is incredibly simple if you know a bit of php and WordPress codex.

Hi sorry for the slow replies.

I am not sure, have your tried using firebug on Firefox to see if there are any javascript errors or conflicts after the filter options is clicked.

sorry that was meant to say inbetween the <a> tag

Hi,

I have replied to this directly as you also emailed me about it.

For other people there are ways to do all of what he said as this has been done with custom versions of the plugins but I do not plan on releasing all the extra features mentioned above in a free version. Not yet anyway.

Hi,

Yes there is are you comfortable modifying php code? Additionally if you modify the code it will stop you from being able to update the plugin in future.

Between line 69-70 in quicksand.php located in the quicksand-jquery-post-filter folder in between the tag replace everything with <?php the_excerpt(); ?>