Looking at the page, am I correct in saying that you’ve turned async replacement off again ?
I need more information to even begin figuring out what is going wrong. Would you please read the information under ‘Other notes‘ and provide us with more information as described there ?
Also, please try the plugin with all other plugins disabled and a WP default (twenty-twelve) theme. If it works in that situation, the problem is not with MTLI, but with another plugin/theme blocking it. Enable your theme and the other plugins one by one, checking the page after each enable to figure out which theme/plugin is causing the problem.
I’d be interested to hear what you find.
Smile,
Juliette
P.S.: on another note, I can see that your webpage is loading two different versions of jquery – one via the google cdn, one as included with WP. This will more often than not cause all sorts of problems with plugins, so I suggest you get that fixed.
This might also be the reason async is not working for you.
Hi Sally,
Just wondering whether you have some more information for me yet so I can help you get this working.
Smile,
Juliette
It appears the issue has to do with the theme I’m using – when I switched to WP 2012 theme, the plugin worked as expected.
I’m going to mark this as resolved.
Okidoki. Thanks for getting back to me.
