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Gavin,

Just in case you haven’t seen the reply in the Gravity Forms forum here is a link to the solution. It worked perfectly for me.
https://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/image-resize-options#post-121814

I second this!

This will be great. I had thought about updating widget.php but didn’t want another plugin where I needed to keep track of customizations I had made. It becomes a bit of pain in the neck when update time rolls around.

I understand about having the title attribute on the link. Something I have noticed with Chrome and Firefox is if you have an image without a link around it they don’t display the alt attribute of the image. If you add a title attribute to the image as well up pops the text.

I have a dream. That one day all browsers will behave the same. Ok, back to reality. ??

Thanks @mailtintin, worked perfectly!!

I’m using the Genesis framework and @cvc1968’s fix (replace $ with jQuery) worked for my situation.

Ok, feeling like a complete goose!! I had changed the settings so it would ignore editors and admins. Of course I was logged in as an admin wasn’t I.

Do you have an admin login for your wordpress site? When you manually enter the UA code it should be in the first field on the settings page (Settings -> Google Analytics). If you are just trying to find out what the UA code is you can right-click on the webpage and select view source. The code should be somewhere near the top. If not look at the bottom.

If a page is not created within WordPress you would need to manually enter the code yourself on those pages.

I hope that helps and isn’t too late.

Ok, a two fold hack for widgets.php.

Line #262 remove &nbsp.

$title = apply_filters('widget_title', empty($instance['title']) ? '' : $instance['title'], $instance, $this->id_base);

Line #307 change

echo $before_widget . $before_title . $title . $after_title;

to

echo $before_widget;
if (!empty($title)) echo $before_title . $title . $after_title;

If anyone has a better solution I would love to hear it. This still should be fixed in the plugin so it doesn’t need to be reapplied after an update!!

I am having the same problem with the NextGEN Widget, not the slideshow. Now version 1.9.10 and this is still happeing. I found the similar line of code at #262.

$title = apply_filters('widget_title', empty($instance['title']) ? '&nbsp' : $instance['title'], $instance, $this->id_base);

I’ve tried commenting the line and removing the &nbsp (semi-colons removed so the test actually shows). All this does is give me a narrower title bar. Does anyone have any other suggestions?

This bug seems to have been hanging around for years. Come-on guys get it together and fix this!!

If Soliloquy is easier to configure than this I will definitely have to have a look at it. I chose this one because it seemed fool-proof for a non-technical client.

I’m not sure if you have been imagining things. I have used the plugin for a version of two and can’t remember seeing one.

Looking through all the settings and documentation I can’t see anything about being able to add multiple sliders. It seems to only have the option for one.

Best to mark it as resolved. @yrya as the OP only you can do that. ??

By an “Add Slider” option do you mean a way to add the slider to the site? If that is the case there is no “Add Slider” option. There are two ways to add the slider to the site outlined under the installation tab.

Alternatively, if you want to place it in a widget area you can do what I did:
1) Add this to your theme’s functions.php
/** Enable shortcodes in widgets */
add_filter(‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’);

2) Place a text widget in the widget area where you want the slider to appear.

3) Add the shortcode to the text widget, [responsive_slider].

That works for me.

It seems to be a stylistic/artistic thing. I have seen this used in several plugins across several different platforms. The closing quote wasn’t forgotten, just not put in for an artsy feel. ??

But it’s not everyone’s cup of tea so @mrkeroppi’s solution should see you clear.

Great! Thanks for the plugin.