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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unattached Images Showing up in SlideshowIn addition, I can see why images couldn’t be loaded… just can’t see why it was working backwards. Now you all know what not to do. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unattached Images Showing up in SlideshowSomehow, it might be a bug. The permalink structure must be set to default. I had it at /%category%/%postname%/ and it for some reason conflicted with the attached/unattached images. No clue how that’s related so I suppose for now the client has to deal with ugly permalinks for the slideshows to work. Total pain. A plugin might solve this.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Portfolio Slideshow] [Plugin: Portfolio Slideshow] remove fadeIn();Hi Dalton,
Do you mean to disregard the previous solution as well? I replaced that line in portfolio-slideshow.php but it caused the image to not show up at all. Sorry for the trouble on this.
KD
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Portfolio Slideshow] [Plugin: Portfolio Slideshow] remove fadeIn();Hi Dalton,
Thanks for your response. I tried enabling the loading animation then deleting the gif file from the lib/images folder however the fading still does not occur. Rather, the image just pops up. Am I missing something you think? If it helps, other settings are: Autoplay Timeout is set to 0, Transition Speed is 400, nav=false. Those are about the only settings I’ve changed. I’m also on WP 3.0.4 (fresh install). The same thing happens on both Firefox and Safari on a mac. I appreciate your time on this!
KD
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Portfolio Slideshow] [Plugin: Portfolio Slideshow] remove fadeIn();Hi Dalton,
Thanks for the great plugin first of all! I was looking for a slideshow that allowed a fade in at the beginning, which led me to this post. I read bluebeard’s first post and coincidentally that’s actually what i need. My clients wanted their intro image to fade in but unfortunately there wasn’t a simple enough js code that wouldn’t conflict with other plugins in their site. That, plus easy maintenance, caused me to try out your plugin, but unfortunately the fade in described by Bluebeard no longer happens. Is there no way to gain that effect in the newest version? (0.6.0). From what I read it seems that it’s something that needed to be fixed, but it would actually do what I’d like! Any info on this would be much appreciated. Thanks!
KD
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: how to format php wp_list_comments( ) ?thanks, it worked. styling it is another story though! it’s still not as straightforward as i thought it would be. i’m trying to wrap the comment around the author name which is more difficult than i thought since ‘comment author vcard’ is in a div and comment_text() spits out a paragraph in the html that i can’t get to wrap. i assumed i could apply a ‘float: left;’ property to the comment author vcard div class (or cite, .fn–trying different things) but nothing productive yet. Ah, it never ends! I’ll have to figure more ways to style comments. Thanks for your help. 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: how to format php wp_list_comments( ) ?Hi, I tried it and understand it, but for some reason can’t figure out why I keep getting an error message.
Basically, I have an originally empty functions.php file in which I copied and pasted what is in the Codex as you’ve linked above. Then I modified comments.php with
<ul class=”commentlist”>
<?php wp_list_comments(‘type=comment&callback=mytheme_comment’); ?>in replacement of
<ul class=”commentlist”>
<?php wp_list_comments(); ?>Whenever I update functions.php I keep receiving this error though:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’ in /home7/kd/public_html/wp-content/themes/ejstheme/functions.php on line 26
Have you ever experienced this? Any help would be much appreciated! And if it helps, I’m using version 2.9.2.
Thanks.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: how to format php wp_list_comments( ) ?Hi t31os,
I’m experiencing the same dilemma. Is a custom callback the only way to do it? I am trying to have my comments look like the comments in this blog: http://www.justinmarantz.com/ (you may need to scroll down to the end of a post to see it).
Currently my comments have the name, a break, a comment, another break, and the date. But I’d like mine to have the same order as the comments in that blog. To change the order, will you need to create a custom callback?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to customize comments sectionI know this may be much to ask but can you give me an example of a custom callback and how that comment code will look in the functions.php file?
I’m not familiar with the syntax yet… I’ve never had the need to edit so deeply into the code. I’d really appreciate it if you can send an example. Please let me know if you can. Thanks.