FGBmaster

This looks like am issue I had today with wordpress:
I wanted to get a new password by clicking Forgot Password on login screen. It took more than 10 minutes to get access to the page again.
So maybe it’s a wordpress issue with database transactions?

Have a look on table IX-D6

In my humble opinion you will have to call a WordPress page with your shortcode inside, because the shortcode needs to be processed. I think, the page should not have any sidebars, header and footer. Have a look at the shortcode [wppa type=”landing”][/wppa], you can use parameters in the url, to customize the result (for example ?wppa-album=1). That’s important, if you want to have dynamic content, because you can not use any php code inside the WordPress page without an additional plugin.

You can get the data of that page with ajax and display them in a div or iframe tag. That’s what I would try.
Happy coding!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by FGBmaster.

Your slideshow beneath “LazyBoy is Up!” is wrapped in a div-tag like this:
<div id="slide_frame-3" class="slide-frame" style="overflow: hidden; height: 244px; width: 450px; margin-bottom: 8px; margin-left: 0px;">

It contains inline-css-attributes style="..."</style>, where you could add “min-height=250px;max-height=250px;” to force the height of the div-container (250px or what ever you like).

You will have to find the file, where this code is created. Or add instructions to your css-file like this (will work for this div only):

#slide_frame-3 {
    min-heigt:250px;
    max-heigt:250px;
}

or like this (will work for all divs with the class “slide-frame”:

div.slide-frame {
    min-heigt:250px;
    max-heigt:250px;
}

Happy coding!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by FGBmaster.