Tim
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Image Lazy Load] Placeholder/Loading gifThis is still on the cards, and we’ll look to add in your suggestion to the Pro version soon.
Thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Rating Field Plugin] Admin FeaturesHello,
1. This shouldn’t happen once the plugin is configured. I’ll issue a fix to better check for settings soon.
2. You’d need to edit these manually or use the Pro version.Thanks.
If you haven’t already, see if our Pro version fits your needs.
Because that’s not the place to put that code – you can use CSS to set these properties on the content you produce.
My previous message applies – this was fixed in 1.3.5.2.
If your images still have the wrong orientation, please re-upload them.
Hi,
Please provide example URL demonstrating the issue.
Thanks.
You need to get support from Jobify. They white label Soliloquy (not Soliloquy Lite) into their theme, and therefore are responsible for the support.
Please follow standard debugging steps – deactivate other plugins until you get this working on mobile, then reintroduce plugins one by one until you find the conflict.
We can then advise to a fix.
Disable WP Minify, or exclude Soliloquy from being minified by WP Minify.
We provide minified CSS and JS, and only load it when it’s needed, so it’s already optimized for performance.
Known issue, fixing within 2 weeks of the date of this post.
Noted.
Per our support thread, we’d need an actual URL to advise of the CSS required to achieve this.
Thanks.
No
Soliloquy Lite doesn’t have a Custom CSS box – it has a Custom Slider Classes option, which lets you add your own CSS classes to the HTML output.
To apply your own CSS, you can add styles to your theme, or a third party plugin.
I can personally confirm this works at both theme level and third party plugin level by using:
.soliloquy-container .soliloquy-pager { display: none; }If you are experiencing issues, deactivate other plugins until you get the expected output. Then reintroduce plugins one by one until you find the conflict.
Envira uses WordPress’ jQuery library.
If Google Calendar Events does not use WordPress’ jQuery library (i.e. it uses its own, possibly an older version), then you will have this issue.
This isn’t something we can control.