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Hi,

Double-check that you have [/raw] at the end, not a second [raw].

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi Harvey,

Thanks for using EasyRotator for WordPress. If you’re comfortable making edits to the plugin code, you should be able to add this feature by modifying the following code around line 1682 in wp-content/plugins/easyrotator/engine/main.php (within the getFeaturedPhotoInfo method):

'post_type' => 'post',

Becomes:

'post_type' => array('post', 'event'),

Essentially, you just replace the string with an array of any content types you want to include. They will be included as long as they have an associated featured image.

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi Steve,

Please see a direct email I just sent.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi,

Here’s a demo; note the newly-added commented lines before and after the rotator code: http://jsbin.com/isolun/1/edit

Note that the rotator code chunk (the code that appears inside the new lines) is represented by the [easyrotator]…[/easyrotator] shortcode in the post editor.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi @rpierce1373,

Thanks for using EasyRotator for WordPress! The easiest way to add a background image to is to wrap the rotator in a div with a background image. For example:

<div style="background-image: url(path/to/frame.gif);">
[easyrotator]erc_xx_xxxxx[/easyrotator]
</div>

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi,

If you also want to be able to edit rotators from the main site (so that all sites share rotators completely), you’ll also need to edit the getContentDir() and getContentDirURL() methods in the easyrotator-for-wordpress/engine/main.php file. In the first, update this line (around 1544):

$uploadDir = $uploadInfo['basedir'];

Instead, use the complete path. For example:

$uploadDir = '/var/www/domain.com/httpdocs/wp-content/uploads'; //$uploadInfo['basedir'];

In the second, update this line (around 1560):

$uploadURL = $uploadInfo['baseurl'];

Instead, use the complete URL. For example:

$uploadURL = 'http://www.domain.com/wp-content/uploads'; //$uploadInfo['baseurl'];

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi @falcon13,

I’m sorry you ran into trouble getting started with EasyRotator for WordPress. To help you get started, we have detailed documentation available here: http://www.dwuser.com/support/easyrotator/wordpress/ We’re also available on the forums ( http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/easyrotator-for-wordpress ) or you can open a support ticket at any time.

I hope you’ll get in touch so we can help you get the most from the plugin!

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi Brittany,

Thanks for using EasyRotator for WordPress. For directions on using the template function to add rotators to template pages (such as your homepage), please see: http://www.dwuser.com/support/easyrotator/kb/template-function/

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill