resunoiz

tried some samples & tried, not exactly what I want.

try to explain what I need with a sample…

a “simple” image:

same image, with caption:
<div id=”attachment_1133″ style=”width: 166px” class=”wp-caption alignleft”>

<p class=”wp-caption-text”>caption</p>
</div>

as you can see, the alignleft class on the image is “transferred” to the caption div. I doon’t know exactly how it works: what I need is to transfer the size-full class from the img tag to the div with class wp-caption alignleft.

as result:
<div id=”attachment_1133″ style=”width: 166px” class=”wp-caption alignleft size-full”>

<p class=”wp-caption-text”>caption</p>
</div>

never read about this filter. how does it works?
yes, through media library.

how have you solved? I have the same issue.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by resunoiz.

I don’t have jetpack :/

same problem with SCHEDULED posts.

…but when I first installed it, it worked. is that function to be implemented?

The main problem is: why the custom settings in the single posts doesn’t works?

that seems interesting…but I don’t understand how to set a custom post type, in that case “properties” in a page…

same problem here.

the 3rd party slider generated with tx-shortcode works in home, in single page etc but NOT on the the blog homepage. it always shows the default I-craft slider.

you have to edit header.php to “force” i-trans slider.

I solved that way: in the <!– #Banner –> section you will find something like

<?php
		elseif ( is_home() && !is_paged() || $show_slider ) :
		?>

and so on. It ruls what happens with blog home or if homepage is woocommerce shop. I’ve override all the 3 statements.

elseif (is_home() || (in_array( 'woocommerce/woocommerce.php', apply_filters( 'active_plugins', get_option( 'active_plugins' ) ) ) && is_shop() && is_front_page()) ) : 

		?>

            <?php if (!empty($other_front_slider)) : ?>

                <?php echo do_shortcode('[tx_slider category_id="" delay="6000" class=""]') ?>  

        	<?php elseif (!$hide_front_slider) : ?>

                <?php echo do_shortcode('[tx_slider category_id="" delay="6000" class=""]') ?>  

        	<?php else : ?>

                <?php echo do_shortcode('[tx_slider category_id="" delay="6000" class=""]') ?>                             

        	<?php endif; ?>

in that way, it have to be edited ONE BY ONE…
there’s not an automatic title generation wsystem to be edited?!?

where is it stored? I’ve only found Property Link Pattern under wpl permalink but changin/removing attributes changes nothing.

In those settings the price is already not present.

sample link:
https://www.immobiliareantonelli.com/properties/163-Appartamenti-Matelica-Italia-62024-2Camere-2Bagni/

og:title
Appartamenti – Immobiliare Antonelli – 2Camere – 2Bagni – Prezzo ?80.0

..but WHY that update overrided it?

I had to “solve” with a trick: the problem was the image container that, at first load, resized to 0px (on iphone) or 20 px (on desktop).

Giving it a min-height:200px solved (for now) the issue.

Unfortunately I’m not so much on jquery to disable that. Maybe with an input or a link on how-to I’ll be able.

after some erratic page loadings, now says
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘function’ (T_FUNCTION) in /web/htdocs/www.immobiliareantonelli.com/home/wordpress/wp-content/themes/zerif-lite/inc/jetpack.php on line 1

switching to another theme, the site goes well.

https://www.immobiliareantonelli.com

same on win7, chrome among the others.
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