Michael Kastler

Will this also resolve the flipbox and IE 11 issues?

Either way, appreciate your hard work on this, thanks!

I have this problem too – would really appreciate it being fixed, same reasons as above!

I wound up creating my own, using pure CSS that works pretty well (though not as pretty). Feel free to use my code, at codepen here:

https://codepen.io/43FoldersTech/pen/vgbvOb

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Michael Kastler. Reason: add code link

I made my own in CSS to handle the exact type of flip my client wants. Have fun with this if you want … I cribbed it from somewhere else, but can’t find the original to give credit.

To add it to wordpress, add the css either to style.css in your theme or (preferably) add it to your external style sheet. The HTML put wherever you need a flip. You can update/edit the text internally and even use shortcodes for buttons or whatnot as needed. Main thing I had to tinker with to fit my site was the box sizing.

https://codepen.io/43FoldersTech/pen/vgbvOb

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Michael Kastler.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Michael Kastler.

Same problem here – very frustrating for me as the client caught it, not me.

I’m on win10, using IE 11.1000.14986 update versions 11.0.38

ANOTHER problem/fix – you may have noticed that the rain layer doesn’t display on load unless you specify it in the shortcode. This is more typos from the dev. Line 19 defines the default layer variable, and includes a comma at the end which needs to be removed.

Here is the incorrect code:

function stormia_embed_shortcode( $atts, $content = null ) {
	$defaults = array(
    'url' => 'map', // using geolocation (default behavior of no url is provided)
		'width' => '800',
		'height' => '500',
    'layer' => 'rain,',
    'zoom' => '8',
    'frameborder' => '0'
	);

Simply remove that comma from rain and you’ll be good to go.

I’m using chrome also, and don’t see any problems with any of the themes I’ve tested (including Altitude Pro).

Can you give me your website address, with the altitude pro theme in place? Ideally with the plugin running too, but I understand if that’s not possible.

Then I can dig into the visible styling and see if I can spot what pushes the arrow below the widgets … my guess is we could also resolve by increasing the .sb2t class z-value to 9999. If you are familiar with css you could try adding this, or changing it in sb2t-styles.css in the css directory of the plugin:

.sb2t {
    z-index: 9999;
}

Yes, that’s strange … I set z-index to 999, which should be enough unless your widgets are set to the same or higher number. The arrow should sit on top of anything that doesn’t have an explicitly layer position.

Before anything else I’d try the obvious – change the arrow selected and save options, then clear your browser cache and review the page again.

If that fails if you give me your website address with the plugin active I can dig a little deeper. Also, what browser you are using?

Thanks!

This was a totally dead easy fix – just needed to add z-index to the css in order to have it take precedence over the widgets and other content.

v2.0.2 should have you covered; let me know how that works with Altitude Pro!

I did add an arrow/circle image too, but there is going to be a major update soon that will have new images, text, shapes, and even the ability to adjust the arrow colors, so keep checking for updates.

Thanks for the feedback cientiros! I’ll take a look at the issues with Altitude – I would guess it impacts other themes with widgets too. If I can replicate and resolve it I’ll let you know ??

The other two things you mention:
* Configuring when floating back2top appears (e.g. N px from bottom, always)
* New design, circle with arrow

Those are on the punchlist for a next revision!

Bump … this is still an issue. i was able to get around it by redirecting to a url that ignores the ?cf_id=xx but that’s rather inelegant. Love the plugin, would love to see this resolved!

Sorry wasn’t trying to convince you to switch – i love livemesh too, and use many of the other pieces – once this works how i need it i’ll go back to it myself! Just thought i’d mention as an option in case you were stuck ??

Denaize I found a better option (for now anyways). It’s not as pretty as livemesh, but you can pick exactly the items you want displayed on the carousel, as well as a number of other things and even create your own CSS to use with it.

Check out WP Posts Carousel in plugins and try that out … so far I’m very impressed!

Gah – so this is what happened! I know you can’t make all of the people happy all of the time, but this update breaks the carousel for me. ?? I need the carousel showing categories, not author, just like it used to be – my clients either have only one person writing posts or don’t really care – the only thing that’s important is content and category. I can only think of even one that might care about the date.

The hover title for the post image still shows properly – title and category – but you have to hover for that to appear. The title underneath the image shows author and date and can’t be changed.

Any way to make what shows on the carousel an option, have the image hover info be always visible, or should I update the php myself knowing that I’m going to have to do it again with the next rev?

Sorry, I know you’re trying to make things better; whenever possible any ‘improvements’ like this would be best offered as an option imho ??