James Maiden

With a breath of inspiration and one more attemp, I got it nailed!

This is how it works:

carousel=”fx=carousel&carousel-visible=9″

Thanks for taking a look Jethin.

I hear ya.

Hi there,

I have experienced this issue too. I can see the jittery effect on Ines’ site as well. I’m running FF32 on Windows 7.

See here for example: https://salix.rgwp.co.uk/our-solutions/medmerry-managed-realignment-water-vole-habitat-mitigation/

The first picture is stable, but when you move to subsequent images, the image wobbles a bit.

It actually stops wobbling when you scroll up or down the page.

But when you move to another image, it wobbles again.

At first I thought this might have happened because the images were different sizes. But I have now made all my images the same size, and it still happens.

In Chrome and IE, there is no jitter/wobble.

I found a temporary solution to my request.

In one of the plugin’s files – gss_html.php – on line 17, there is code that controls the attachment size.

$src = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $image_id, 'full' );

It’s possible to change ‘full’ to ‘medium’ or ‘large’ etc.

I know it isn’t good practice to change a plugin file, so if anyone could help with some override function code to go in my functions.php file, that would be awesome.

Thanks.

Kaspars – thanks for your suggestions.

I will do some testing and see what I can find.

Kaspars – thanks for responding on this thread and huge thanks for your plugin. I use it on loads of websites – it’s an essential tool for me.

I too am sorry to report that I have installed Widget Context 1.0.1 and Woocommerce 2.1.12 installed, as well as a few other plugins.

The same error is returned:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/retromet/public_html/wp-content/plugins/widget-context/modules/custom-post-types-taxonomies/custom-cpt-tax.php on line 88

I actually have no CPT and Taxonmies selected in the Widget Context widget.

I’m having similar problems on a number of my sites too.

Some widgets appear blank on different pages – the home page and other pages too. Some widgets appear where they should not.

This happened on 4 out of 4 websites where I ran the upgrade. I reverted to the previous version and things were fine again.

OK, I figured it out ??

options="timeout=4000"

does the job, where timeout is the time in milliseconds between slides.

And in case anyone is interested, we can also set the the slide transition period like by adding some more code, like this:

options="timeout=4000&speed=1000"

Again, time in milliseconds.

Hi there,

Jethin, I like the sound of your new options shortcode. But I’m being a bit dumb here.

Would you mind spelling out exactly how I would use the shortcode to autoplay the slideshow?

I’ve had a look at the links, but am none the wiser.

Many thanks.

Add this to your shortcode:

orderby=”price” order=”desc”

or if you want the price to go from low to high:

orderby=”price” order=”asc”

BINGO!

Nailed it. I am (was!) using the “Jetpack Only for Admins” plugin. Once that was deactivated, my events appeared to all visitors.

I guess there is some kind of hide function as part of that plugin, that was affecting the display of my events.

Glad you found a solution. I’m afraid I have no custom functions like that.

And on inspecting elements, the events are not ‘styled-out’ with a display:none. They’re just not there.

Back to the drawing board for me.

I’m sorry I can’t help you at the moment and I don’t know if it’s any consolation, but I am experiencing the same problem!

I’m going to have a look into it and I’ll let you know if I get it figured out.