Viszt Péter

Hi!

You have a syntax error, it should be:

<?php echo do_shortcode( '[nemus_slider id="1970"]' ); ?>

Also, you have a function called nemus_slider, so this might be easier:

<?php nemus_slider(1970);??>

Hi! I’m not sure what you mean, can you clarify?

Hi!

I suggest you to include it with https://github.com/thomasgriffin/TGM-Plugin-Activation

Hi! If you can send me the translation file, i will include it in the next release.

A filter was created called nemus-slider-auto-slide-has-thumbnail, you can use the following code do enable slides without an image when using automated posts slides:

add_filter('nemus-slider-auto-slide-has-thumbnail','enable_noimg_slides');
function enable_noimg_slides() {
	return true;
}

The update is not ready yet, but i will mark this as resolved for now, the update is coming in a couple of days.

Hi!

I tried to replicate the issue. I created a slider with a fixed 200px height and everything looks fine for me.

Can you export the slider for me(Tools / Export, check Sliders at the bottom) and send the xml file to me so i can test it? You can contact me through visztpeter.me

Hi! So basically the caption is 40% wide, and when you’re on mobile, you want 100% wide captions with a little smaller text?

Make sense, i’ll include this in the next update. Below is a screenshot, hope this is what you meant.

https://cl.ly/image/0j2g0X341836

Hi! Can you explain whats exactly wrong when using RTL? Its hard to test and to be honest i’m not really familiar with RTL uses. Screenshots would be nice explaining how it should look like.

Thanks

Actually, its working, but its way off to the right, you need to scroll horizontally to see the slider and the issue is caused by some floated elements not cleared properly in the header. The problem is somewhere inside the #header-top1 div, where do newsletter form and the social icons is located. If i remove this div the slider goes to the correct place.

Looks like a bug, thanks. I’ll investigate the issue a little more.

Its not that hard, make sure you create a new automated slide with the Events post type selected, leave the other fields default, then add the code above to your functions.php file, change ‘event_categories’ to ‘th_event_cat’ and the ‘categoryslug’ to your category name, for example ‘open-minds-book-club’

Yes, the category selector is only for the default Posts, not for custom post types.

However, you can modify the query easily to suit your needs, use this in your functions.php file:

add_filter('nemus-slider-auto-slide-query','nemus_slider_event_categories',10,2);
function nemus_slider_event_categories($args, $id) {
    //Only if its your slider
    if($id=='3093')
        $args['event_categories'] = 'categoryslug';
    }
    return $args;
}

I’m not sure which plugin are you using for the events, so you need to look up the taxonomy name for your event categories and change ‘event_categories’ to the correct one. Where you manage your event categories, you can see it in the url in your browser(…edit-tags.php?taxonomy= event_categories for example).

Hi!

Yes, its a CSS issue, your theme’s overwrite a couple of styles in the slider. Please use the following css code somewhere in your theme options or css files to fix the issue:

.nemus-slider li {padding:0 !important;background:none !important;}
.nemus-slider li:before {display:none !important;}
.nemus-slider h1 {color:#fff !important;}

Hi! Yes, i’m working on it, sorry about the issue!

Yep, thats it. The php code is the same as the shortcode, which looks like this:

[nemus_slider id=”4″]

The same with php is

<?php nemus_slider(4); ?>