juggernautical

Hi @logologics,

Thanks very much for the tip, that widget looks to be the right alternative to templates!

Cheers,
Juggs

Thanks so much for this crucialwarrior. I extended your snippet and added the following lines to remove even more of YITH’s CSS, as the border-radius on the “add to wishlist” button proved too difficult to override.

function dequeue_yith_css() {
  wp_dequeue_style('yith-wcwl-main');
  wp_deregister_style('yith-wcwl-main');
  wp_dequeue_style('yith-wcwl-font-awesome');
  wp_deregister_style('yith-wcwl-font-awesome');
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts','dequeue_yith_css', 100);

Cheers man.

Brilliant stuff Petra, thanks for your hard work on this ??

Apologies, I had disabled the search highlighting. Have re-enabled now so the error can be seen.

Sure, example here. (Thanks for the instant reply!)

Oh, we’re using v8.1.2 which should contain the new CSS bugfix. Unsure if the bugfix worked for others?

Glad to hear it. You may wish to consider a credit on the plugin page, as your average plugin user probably wouldn’t go digging into JavaScript source code.

Again, great plugin, had it setup and working in no time ??

Was there ever any movement on this suggestion? This functionality would be great.

Adding left and right negative margins has sorted the cropping. overflow:hidden wont work, but it’s not hurting the layout of the mobile view, so I’ll call that a success ??

.slider {
position:relative;
margin-left:-50%;
margin-right:-50%;
overflow:hidden;
}

Final mobile view with left and right of long horizontal slider images cropped.

Hey Matthew,

Thanks for getting back. Min-width does work in the way you described, however getting the slider to crop the from both the left and right sides is proving more difficult. (The cropped version of the slider is for handheld devices. The nav arrows will be hidden for this view.)

Example. Min-width and overflow:hidden doesn’t crop the slider as I anticipated. Horizontal scroll bar is still present.

Here’s the wrapper <div> css:

.slider {
position:relative;
margin:0 auto;
min-width:600px;
min-width:1400px;
overflow:hidden;
}

This is now a CSS problem more than an Easing Slider problem, so no worries if you’d rather close this thread.

I am also having this issue, though unfortunately updating to 2.2.2 of Bootstrap has not helped.

It might have something to do with the WordPress update not being compatible with a “walker class” I’m using to enable Dropdowns with WordPress’s custom menus + Bootstrap: https://goodandorgreat.wordpress.com/category/bootstrap/… just a wild theory though.

Panic over. Using The Except feature as intended in the WP dashboard when creating the post as it is intended will circumvent this.

Okay. Many thanks for you help!

Ahhh, it looks like it was being used to stop the shortcodes from appearing in the blog excerpt. Now the captions are showing the in the blog except, sans images.

You can see this happening in the post entitled ‘Albion’ on the blog: https://www.rachelkhoo.com/blog/
I’m unsure how to restrict this function to the blog front page, rather than all pages.

Thanks once again, s_ha_dum, you’ve nailed it. I found this in functions.php:

add_filter('the_content', 'remove_shortcode_from_index');

Commenting it out has resulted in all the captioned images returning!

I do not see any adverse effects on the front end from removing this (yet). I don’t suppose you have any idea what that filter’s purpose was?

I can confirm this is a theme issue, as switching to a default theme resulted in [caption] working properly again.

Now just need to figure out what in this theme is causing the trouble.

Anyone have any further suggestions on where to go from here?