physalis

+1 means: yes, me too! I would like to know, too :).

+1!!

Hi Jmanko,

since there was no update in this place, I went another way. But I think this might not be what you actually need.

I wanted the content of a custom field from the current page/post to be displayed in the sidebar. I use Advanced Custom Fields to handle custom fields, and for this you can just use a shortcode like [acf field=”my_fieldname”] in a text widget, and it displays the content of it. Not sure if shortcodes in widget is enabled by default, this is a 3rd-party theme I use in that case.
Since ACF supports full HTML content for their fields (even a WYSIWYG field), you can literally display anything with that in the sidebar. If you do not have that specific field on every page/post you can determine a) via ACF on what kind of content the field appears in the backend and b) use Widget Context for restricting visibility of the widget in the sidebar.

Was this of any help or completely different from what you need?

Cheers

physalis

Hey brickwicks,

how did you sort it? There is no option like that…

Cheers,
physalis

Hey there,

I can report it, too. In my cases it had something to do with some rather harsh CSS reset done by my grid system. This one rule caused the calculation of the width of each picture with padding to ‘fail’:

box-sizing: border-box;

and accordingly for -webkit and -moz. Changing it explicitly for #fancybox-wrap and everything below to CSS2.1 standard, I got it working easily:

#fancybox-wrap, #fancybox-wrap * {
	-webkit-box-sizing: content-box;
	-moz-box-sizing: content-box;
	box-sizing: content-box;
}

May that be the case in your story as well ;)?

Hi there,

sorry for not getting back, have been ill a bit.

Haven’t tried the steps but will do. Additionally, any user that is not an admin cannot login into the backend. Again once I switch off Leaflet it works :(.

Thanks so far for your help ??

Eno

Hey there,

don’t mean to hurry anyone, but can you confirm that the plugin may not work at the moment or that it does and I am being a complete noob ;)?

Best
physalis

Hi Antonella,

since it’s more than its introduction price I would think twice myself as well :). It was a good buy anyway, though I don’t use it that much anymore due to different solutions needed from my clients.

No way to get it into the free version without a tech geek I suppose^^. No way of knowing which plugin would do the trick, but you could either watch out for slideshow plugins and then watch demos/read descriptions or have a more specific Google search, hehe :).

All the best
Eno

Hi Antonella,

I am a big fan of free software and extensions. The first one I ever bought for WordPress was this portfolio plugin since it gave me exactly what I needed, and I used it on at least one project productively. The fancy thing is that it grabs all images connected to one post/page which is very convenient. I haven’t observed the development of the free version though.

Unfortunately, I have no idea how to implement it into the free version. You’d be stuck with a hardcoded solution that breaks each time you update. Aren’t there other extensions that can do the numbers trick?

All the best
Eno

Hi Antonel1,

very easy in deed. He took up my request and put it into his premium version of the plugin. It features numbers for moving to next slides, so you don’t need to hardcode it anywhere ;).

I bought it when it was new and got a cheap unlimited license, now it is still handy but a bit more expensive if you plan to use it on customer’s sites ;).

Does that help you further? Or isn’t buying an option for you ;)?

All the best
Eno

Ah, too bad, I didn’t recon with it. I see you moved the code on the free version a bit, so I would need to use my limited JS powers to incorporate it again – or go for the paid route….

Thanks for letting me know!

Hey Dalton,

any updates on when you’ll be working your magic to make numbered navigation as proposed by me a feature of your truly great plugin? Or did I miss out on anything and you already incorporated it?

Have a great weekend ??

Eno

It’s .slides a, because the div containing the clickable numbers has the class “slides” and you don’t want the container, but the a elements within the slides div to have the space. If you dig a bit more into CSS you’ll soon understand what it means ;).

I’d opt for CSS modding as well – with a margin or padding you’d be good to have the numbers separated. Or are you depending on a real space character inbetween?

Hey there,
I am sure you’ll figure out how to do this. I had help from a good friend of mine, as I am a complete JS newbie, so unfortunately I cannot help you much further as of yet ;).