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The shortcode for the gallery that doesn’t work is [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”1″ gal_title=”Pottery”]

The shortcode for the gallery that does work is [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”9″ gal_title=”Diptych Gallery: Janet Pearlman Paintings”]

They both have the gallery title defined.

Please ignore the above – I found another plugin that does what I need. Thanks!

Please ignore the above – I found another plugin that does what I need. Thanks!

Thanks! That worked.

Rather than crop individual thumbnails, I tried to change the overall crop size first, from 180 x 90px to 180 x 180px to be more representative of the full size paintings but nothing changed, the thumbnails on that page are still 180 x 90px. This is what I did:

• In Photo Gallery > Options > Thumbnail options I changed Frontend thumbnail dimensions to 180 x 180 px.
• In Photo Gallery > Options > Album options I changed Album thumbnail dimensions to 180 x 180 px.

Am I missing something here?

Thanks!

Just a quick note: I updated the ResponsivePro theme on the temporary site and the FAQ still works properly.

I also have this problem with the purchased version – didn’t happen originally but happens now since I’ve done some updates.

The syntax in the latest ResponsivePro is $(“a[href=’#scroll-top’]”)

Which is correct?

Thanks!

Larry

I downloaded responsive-scripts.min.js from my development site and don’t find the uncorrected string: $(‘a[href=#scroll-top]’)

I did find this:

jQuery(document).ready(function($){$(“a[href=#scroll-top]”).click(function(){$(“html, body”).animate({scrollTop:0},”slow”);return false})})

and changed it to this:

jQuery(document).ready(function($){$(“a[href=”#scroll-top”]”).click(function(){$(“html, body”).animate({scrollTop:0},”slow”);return false})})

and now DW is reporting a syntax error so I changed it to this (replacing ” with ‘):

jQuery(document).ready(function($){$(‘a[href=”#scroll-top”]’).click(function(){$(“html, body”).animate({scrollTop:0},”slow”);return false})})

and now DW is happy.

I uploaded the file and now FAQ works properly.

I’ll download the latest version of Responsive Pro to see if they’ve fixed it, meanwhile I’ve added the fix to my own notes.

Thanks for your help, Michael!

The FAQ worked before the last updates and I’ve been using a .zip file to install Responsive Pro, so I wonder if I upgraded the theme and didn’t realize it – I’m not even sure it offers updates in the dashboard since I purchased it. If I make the change suggested in that topic at least I know where to look if it breaks again.

How do I determine who is loading responsive-scripts.min.js? My background is hardware engineer, not programmer.

Thanks, Michael,

How is this for a troubleshooting procedure:

1. Backup the current filesystem and database in cPanel plus use Export to back-up portions of the database to make partial database backups
2. Start with a clean install of WP, Import pages and media, and note date/time of wp-includes/js/jquery.js
3. Install plugins individually and import corresponding database and note date/time of jquery.js to see if anything overwrites it and test FAQ each time

My internet is back and I could easily export files in cPanel w/o plugins, since I suspect the problem is with a .js file. Does the export tool export both files and database? That tool doesn’t give me much choice because there are no posts on the site. The remaining options include pages, media, FAQ, and Soliloquy Sliders.

Larry

The real domain has been transferred back to the old design on the old host with another month of hosting, so we have time to work on https://tva.shenvalleyonline.com/frequently-asked-questions/ without affecting her traffic.

My cable service is out and I won’t see a technician until Monday so I have to drive 10 miles to a hot spot with my laptop. I’m tied-up this afternoon and tomorrow so I won’t get to try more for a while.

No difference with 2016.

I was thinking that another way to identify the problem is to backup the temporary site, delete everything, start a new WP site with a clean install of WP, and restore just wp-content and the database on the new temporary site. If everything works as expected, add the other plugins back in one at a time. I’ve never done this so I don’t know what happens if the plugins are in the database but not installed; probably nothing, but…

Very good question! When I answered the previous Q I wondered if I had tested the site before I made the backups. Answer is they don’t work there either! Temporary site is https://tva.shenvalleyonline.com/frequently-asked-questions/