mattymar

Actually I did solve it, for me the problem was that my W3TC minify settings were causing a conflict with the jquery. Once I stopped minifying the JS on the page, it was fine.

Um yeah I already use firebug, that’s how I found that it wasn’t calling my child theme for the nav background but was for everything else.

Anyone with any useful advice?

Any chance the problem has to do with something in the plugin’s functions.php file?

Here are two pieces that might be related to this problem:

function WPJJNGGJ_CYCLE_enqueue_scripts()
{
  if( !is_admin() )
  {
    wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery' );
    wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery-jjcucle', WPJJNGGJ_CYCLE_plugin_url( 'script/jquery.cycle.lite.1.0.min.js' ), array('jquery'), '', false );
    wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery-shuffle', WPJJNGGJ_CYCLE_plugin_url( 'script/jquery.jj_ngg_shuffle.js' ), array('jquery'), '', false );
  }
}

and

function jj_ngg_jquery_cycle_shortcode_handler($atts)
{
  $instance = array();
  foreach($atts as $att => $val)
  {
    $instance[wp_specialchars($att)] = wp_specialchars($val);
  }

I see this in my source code:

<script type="text/javascript">jQuery('div#about-cycle-lite').jj_ngg_shuffle();jQuery('div#about-cycle-lite').jjcycle({timeout:4000,height:272});</script>

Is there something wrong with that or is that not what you were talking about?

Thank you alchymyth. I actually just got rid of the float left and that fixed the problem.

Both images are showing up in the source code for the page but it does not cycle. I tried a few things in the header.php but nothing is working. My code now reads:

<div id="cycle_lite"> <?php echo do_shortcode('[jj-ngg-jquery-cycle width="950" height="229" order="random" timeout="7000" shuffle="true" timeout="4000" gallery="1"]'); ?> </div>

You know, I did just update that plugin, I bet that’s it.

Anyone with ideas?