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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Fast Secure Contact Form] TextareaYou can also add a max-width to the Input CSS to set the width of the text or textarea box. I like some input boxes to be uniform, regardless of the data to be entered. It looks like this:
max-width: 250px;I also set the height of different textarea boxes by adding a size in pixels to the Input CSS box. The textarea will auto-scroll if the user enters more lines than can be displayed by the height you selected. It looks like this:
height: 60x;Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Features I can REALLY useYAY! This is what worked:
.hotspots-placeholder {height: 305px !important; background: #fff !important;}
#hotspot-117 .hotspots-image-container {background: #fff !important;}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Features I can REALLY useSince the site I am working on is not publicly available yet, I have taken a few screenshots so you can see what I am talking about.
This is the page when it comes up and it’s great:
http://www.aonx.net/images/Turnbak-Interactive-1.jpg
You can see one of the hotspots highlighted.This is the page when the “zoomed” image is placed. Notice the dark .hotspot-placeholder box and the .hotspots-image-container box colored #efefef.
http://www.aonx.net/images/Turnbak-Interactive-2.jpgAfter adding to the CSS:
#hotspot-117 .hotspots-image-container {background: #fff;}
it looks like this:
http://www.aonx.net/images/Turnbak-Interactive-3.jpgIf I could change the hight of the dark box to 305px or change the color to white, that will work for now.
Is it possible to edit the AREA TYPE and COORDS to something else? I have the coordinates for circles around the hot spot points. A nice feature would be to check a box and manually enter the shape type and the coordinates when they are already known.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Features I can REALLY use.hotspots-image-container {background: #efefef;}
I cannot override this to change the color to white. Even if it’s in the wrong place, is would disappear against the white page it’s on.
I cannot locate in your CSS files the selector of the more info box.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Features I can REALLY useOkay … TOTALLY UNRESOLVED.
• Everything previously done is broken.
• Arbitrarily, all zoomed images are no longer 540×305
Draw Attention has decided to make them 259×146.How do I restore the images to their original size?
I do not want more info at all.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Features I can REALLY use***SOLVED***
This works perfectly:/* POSITON OF THE MAPPED IMAGE */ .hotspots-image-container > div { position: relative; top: 0px !important; left: -270px !important; height: 305px !important; text-align: none !important; }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Features I can REALLY useWhat I am attempting to do is to have the right edge of the image map rest on the center line of the container and to place the left edge of the zoomed image on the same center line. The images are all 540×305, so a double-image will be 1080×305, which easily fits in the space available in the full-width Customizr theme.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Features I can REALLY useThe image I have is of an industrial production line machine. When hovered over, the hotspots cause the gray boxes I made to appear, but the group of them are centered in the .hotspots-image-container space … at least I believe so.
When clicked, regardless of where the gray boxes are, everything works fine and a close-up image of that part of the machine appears. There is no info displayed other than the title of the image.
The client is not concerned about mobile/responsive layout.
The site is not publicly viewable, otherwise I’d give you a link.
I want to shift the hotspot map (the group of gray boxes) from the center of .hotspots-image-container to the left -270px so it lines up with the underlying image, but I don’t know the class name that controls the gray boxes.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Features I can REALLY useOkay, here’s what I’ve got … all images are the same size: 540×305. The image map is on the left and (when clicked) the zoomed image appears immediately to the right of it.
I managed to reposition the two images using the CSS below:
.hotspots-image-container {height: 305px !important;} /* POSITON OF THE MAPPED IMAGE */ .hotspots-image, .hotspot-content { position: absolute; top: 0px !important; left: -270px !important; height: 305px !important; text-align: none !important; } /* POSITION OF THE ZOOMED IMAGE */ .hotspot-thumb { position: absolute; top: 84px !important; left: 585px !important; height: 305px !important; text-align: none !important; }The remaining problem is that while the images are both in the right place, the hotspot map remains centered and I am having difficulty locating the class that controls the positioning of the map, which I thought was .hotspots-map … but it doesn’t seem to work. Perhaps I am doing something wrong here. Let me say this another way:
When I hover over the correct spot on the image map, the highlighted gray boxes appear, but shifted to the right.
I am so close.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Features I can REALLY useI am experimenting with the CSS to see if I can reposition the images within the .hotspots-image-container
Is there any easy way to NOT show the hotspot boxes at all? It’s cool if the cursor changes, but they are annoying as the last hovered hotspot does not go away.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Interactive Image Map Plugin - Draw Attention] Mouseover?YAY! I can really use that.
The best solution would be to let US make a list, one per line, in a text box, so we can include ANYTHING we see in our logs and all of the iterations, like:
Administrator
administrator
admin
Admin
SysAdmin
sysadmin
etcI had this problem. Check: wp-config.php
Around line 89, look for:
define('WP_DEBUG', false);If it’s set to ‘true’ … change it to false.
This fixed it for me.
Here’s what fixed it for me:
Under Settings -> General:
WordPress Address (URL)
Site Address (URL)The first had included the /wp/ subdirectory but the seciond did not and since there is no other site, I added the /wp/ to the Site Address (URL) and saved.
On inspection, everything seems to work.
I also found that the wp-config.php was not writeable, so changed the persmissions to 644 and iThemes Security liked it better.
What’s missing is the subdirectory WP is installed into. I have the exact same problem.
