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  • Thread Starter Bryonmathf

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    Thanks @jessedw44 for this information!

    Yes, agreed.

    I decided to use HoneyPot for Contact Form 7 to add protection against Bots. This seems to be working well.

    Bryonmathf

    (@bryonmathf)

    Not sure,

    but if the menus you don’t want to have ajax loading link to pages separate from the menu you do want ajax loading – you could put the prior into a subfolder and have an exception in the href ignore list for that subfolder.

    Bryonmathf

    (@bryonmathf)

    I solved this,

    Here is a demo – http://schillings.huntingtonwebdesign.com/

    3 easy steps in the file advanced-ajax-page-loader/ajax-page-loader.js

    1) is set fadeout from “slow” to 0
    2) is set fadein from “slow” to 0
    3) is comment out the line document.getElementById(AAPL_content).innerHTML = AAPL_loading_code;

    Original Code looks like,

    ————————————————-
    //start changing the page content.
    jQuery(‘#’ + AAPL_content).fadeOut(“slow”, function() {
    //See the below – NEVER TRUST jQuery to sort ALL your problems – this breaks Ie7 + 8 😮
    //jQuery(‘#’ + AAPL_content).html(AAPL_loading_code);

    //Nothing like good old pure JavaScript…
    document.getElementById(AAPL_content).innerHTML = AAPL_loading_code;

    jQuery(‘#’ + AAPL_content).fadeIn(“slow”, function() {
    ————————————————-

    New code looks like this,

    ————————————————-
    //start changing the page content.
    jQuery(‘#’ + AAPL_content).fadeOut(0, function() {
    //See the below – NEVER TRUST jQuery to sort ALL your problems – this breaks Ie7 + 8 😮
    //jQuery(‘#’ + AAPL_content).html(AAPL_loading_code);

    //Nothing like good old pure JavaScript…
    //document.getElementById(AAPL_content).innerHTML = AAPL_loading_code;

    jQuery(‘#’ + AAPL_content).fadeIn(0, function() {
    ————————————————-

    Thread Starter Bryonmathf

    (@bryonmathf)

    It was very simple, needed to ‘reinclude’ jquery js file

    jQuery( “#puff” ).show( “fade”, {percent:100}, 6000 );
    jQuery.ajax({ url: ‘../wp-content/themes/twentytwelve/js/jquery-1.9.1.js’, dataType: ‘script’, cache:true});

    Bryonmathf

    (@bryonmathf)

    Strange,

    Mine avoids that problem simply through having the div surrounding the Content Element Id with the background color I wanted.

    My Content Element Id is primary, and the background color behind it never changes to white but stays rgb(204, 207, 212)..

    Css

    .content-wrapper {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    left: 18%;
    height: 100%;
    width: 82%;
    background: rgb(204, 207, 212);
    }

    .site-content {
    margin: 2% 10% 0 10%;
    height: 90%;
    }

    Html

    <div class=”content-wrapper”>
    <div id=”primary” class=”site-content” style=”display: block;”>
    More content here
    </div>
    </div>

    If you do have all backgrounds of all divs as black, the only thing I could think is that your Content Element Id is the top-most div? Then while the content is being fetched there is no div behind that one to have a fall back color. To fix that, simply make another div around your Content Element Id that just has background: #000;

    Bryonmathf

    (@bryonmathf)

    You could put onclick=”location.href=’mysite.com’; into each href aiming to your homepage.

    Bryonmathf

    (@bryonmathf)

    Hi,

    Did you ever figure this out? I am just about to start working on the exact same project.

    Yo I got this working for me…

    I guess there is a bug in WordPress,

    The page I set as the post page would only use the first sidebar I created (no matter what sidebar I set for it). Of course I had created 5 or 6 to play around, and decided to put the 6th one on all of my pages.

    So to get around this I had to make the first sidebar I created look like the 6th, then set each page to use the first sidebar.

    Hope that helps,

    Bryon

    I tried opening your site to take a look, but couldn’t get there.

    I’m having a similar problem where my sidebar widgets work fine on all pages, except the blog page – on this page my email subscribe form doesn’t appear.

    http://www.glenncartermusic.com

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