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In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] CSS code for hoveringHi,
Great! Thanks fr the update. If you have a minute sometime, we always appreciate plugin reviews: http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/easyrotator-for-wordpress
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillForum: Plugins
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] CSS code for hoveringHi Andy,
Thanks for using EasyRotator for WordPress! The best option is to add a
class="..."attribute to each of the elements whose CSS you wish to change, then add a:hoverselector in your CSS. Be sure to use!importanton each of the properties.If you have any issues with this, please share the URL of your page.
Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillHi,
Happy to help! If you have a minute sometime, we always appreciate plugin reviews 🙂
Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillHi Maliha,
I checked again, and another (perhaps root) issue is the inclusion of the LazyLoad jQuery plugin in the theme:
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://everybliss.com/wp-content/themes/suburbia/js/jquery.lazyload.mini.js?ver=3.5.1'></script>That line, which might originate from
header.phporfunctions.php, causes rotators to not appear properly. If you have trouble identifying where to remove this, please open a support ticket and send temporary WordPress dashboard login credentials.Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillHi Maliha,
Thank for using EasyRotator. I’m seeing the following error when I check the JavaScript Console (View > Developer > JavaScript Console) in Google Chrome while on your page: http://i.imgur.com/Dik8DJH.jpg . This error, which is coming from the Pinterest script, is halting all further execution of JavaScript in the page. This means that the rotator is never allowed to initialize.
Most likely, there’s some other script in your page that’s breaking something, which in turn prevents the Pinterest script from initializing properly. In other words, I doubt the actual source of the problem to be the Pinterest script. I recommend, though, that you try disabling it temporarily to see if the error is still shown
Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillForum: Plugins
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] Plugin Not Writing To DirectoryHi,
I think it would be best if you opened a support ticket and sent temporary WordPress dashboard and FTP credentials; then I’ll be able to check your permissions as well as attempt to reproduce the problem.
Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillForum: Plugins
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] Plugin Not Writing To DirectoryHi,
This error specifically indicates that a folder in the
wp-content/uploads/EasyRotatorStorage/user-content/director is not writeable to PHP. Please double-check that777permissions are recursively applied to that folder and all subfolders.Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill
DWUser.com SupportForum: Plugins
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] Problems with IE 10?Hi,
IE10 is fully supported, so perhaps there’s some other issue; please first try running your page through the validator to check for any structural issues: http://validator.w3.org/ . If the problem persists, please send the URL of the page and I’ll check in IE10 as well.
Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillForum: Plugins
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] Post-Installation errorsHi,
This error seems to be originating from the native
wp_upload_dir()method. Are you able to upload media to the WordPress media library in the WordPress dashboard? I recommend you create a script that attempts to write a test file to thewp-content/uploads/directory (e.g.wp-content/uploads/test.txt) and see if that works. I suspect that there’s some sort of permissions issue, or that your server paths have changed but the WordPress configuration hasn’t been appropriately updated.Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillForum: Plugins
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] Post-Installation errorsHi,
Can you please post your
wp-includes/functions.phpfile (post the code here: http://gist.github.com/ ) or open a support ticket and send it? I want to review the specific code that’s raising this error.Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillForum: Reviews
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] Great pluginHi @colormemurt,
I’m sorry you’re experiencing trouble. Please see the replies to your support ticket emails; if you continue to have trouble, please either reply to those tickets or open a new thread here (vs replying to an existing unrelated thread).
Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillHi,
Happy to help! If you have a minute sometime, we always appreciate plugin reviews: http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/easyrotator-for-wordpress
Please let me know if I may help with anything else.
Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillHi,
It’s not currently on the roadmap, but I’ve added it to the feature suggestions!
Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillForum: Plugins
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] Post-Installation errorsIf you create a page with
phpinfo()it will describe whichphp.inifile takes precedence as well as the currentopen_basedir.Sincerely,
Drew O’NeillForum: Plugins
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] Post-Installation errorsHi,
I recommend you contact your webhost and ask them to add
/home/smithran/public_html/to youropen_basedirvalue. They’ll know which file needs to be edited to ensure this value is applied.Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill
