DWUser

Hi,

As I mentioned before, I need you to apply that template so I can show you how to modify the thumbnail area to accomodate only two thumbnail columns instead of three.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi,

If you’d like to use that template, please send the URL of your page with the rotator; I’ll show the specific code modifications that are needed to adjust the thumbnail area’s size.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi @lutherblissett,

Thanks for using EasyRotator for WordPress. If you can post a diagram of the layout you want, I can let me know if there’s already a built-in template with this design or if we could create a custom template to meet your needs.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi @cammies

Thanks for using EasyRotator for WordPress. Unfortunately, the
available width for each slide is fixed; thus, either you need to edit
the template to allow more width for all slides, or allow the
landscape photos to be cropped.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi Lucia,

Thanks for using EasyRotator, and I’m sorry you’re experiencing trouble. Please double-check that you have clicked the “Dismiss” link on the installation notification box at the top of the admin screens. If the problem persists, please open a support ticket and send temporary credentials to access your WordPress dashboard; we’ll then look into the issue.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi,

There’s still a problem with the Elevating Man Lifts section. Here’s the problematic line:

<h4 style="text-align: center;"><span style="color: #2c3e80;"><strong><a href="http://www.industrialmaintenanceplatforms.com/category/elevating-man-lifts/'>Elevating Man Lifts</a></strong></span></h4>

You have a single quote at the end of the href attribute on the anchor tag, which is breaking that tag; the problem then cascades through the rest of that table cell.

When you press the Compatibility button in IE, it provides laxer parsing rules; but that also introduces other problems and so it should be avoided. It’s important to locate and fix all of these kinds of small errors in the page, as they can cause unpredictable behavior in all browsers.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi @winowill,

I just looked a little more closely at the validation report and the page code and identified the specific issue. It appears that you’re currently wrapping the rotator <div> in an <a> anchor tag. For example, just before the first rotator:

<a href="http://www.industrialmaintenanceplatforms.com/category/aviationspecialty/" rel="nofollow"><div
class="easyRotatorWrapper" align="center">  ...

This is not valid (X)HTML and can cause browser irregularities, especially since there are additional <a> tags within the rotator itself (resulting in nested anchors).

Since you have these links set to nofollow anyway, I recommend that you change the link to a <div> wrapper with an onclick listener:

<div style="cursor: pointer;" onclick="window.location = 'http://www.industrialmaintenanceplatforms.com/category/aviationspecialty/';">
 ... rotator code here ...
</div>

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill

Hi Nils,

If you’re having trouble removing the folder, I recommend you SSH into the server and remove it via the rm command (be sure you know what you’re doing before using that command!). The plugin code doesn’t change any ownership of files, so most likely it’s owned by your web server user. If you’re logged in as the root user, you can remove and modify any file on the system, regardless of ownership.

Sincerely,
Drew O’Neill