ti2m

Hi,
EA will overwrite CSS like postion and so on with its own styles. Which properties do you want to set? For the stage id EA doesn’t touch margin or padding as far as I know and postion is set to relativ. Try to set the needed properties like width and height within the composition. I think that might be where the problem is as I didn’t really get as well what the setup of the dimensions was supposed to do.
A dirty way is to use !important on a CSS property in your custom definitions which then won’t be overwritten by EA, but as said that is more of a hack than anything else.

Let me know if it’s accessable online then I can take a look. I somehow have the feeling that something else is going wrong.

Hi, can you please open up a new topic as this one is resolved and very generic anyway.

Can you sent me your animation oam to edge@timm-jansen.de. The plugin can’t detect the dimensions of the stage so I would need to take a look at the code. That’s most likely the reason why you can’t center it.

[ Mod note: you can open a new topic via this link. http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/edge-suite#postform ]

Hi,
sorry, was a bit busy. I checked the oam and it is basically a canvas in the main html file, which happens to also contain edge animate scripts. How did you set this up? Did you follow a tutorial? As it is right now I don’t see the benefits of using edge for this. Can you sent me the files that the createjs extension generated. So far there is no way the wp plugin can support this as it’s all canvas and the setup of the scripts is totally different.

Ok, good that you know where the problem is. How was it converted to HTML5 and how did you get it into egde animate?

Hi,

i can’t reproduce the error. I adjusted the noconflict script a bit, try the latest dev version of the plugin. It of course works without debugging enabled, it just helps to see what’s going on. As the widgetkit is not free there is no way for me to test this in more detail, there is not much left I can do form here on.

Cheers

Hi,

having multiple JS plugins on a site can be quiet tricky. That’s what the iframe renderer is basically for. I don’t like the approach, but it should work. Is it not working for you?

There is also a harder way, which I didn’t have the time to yet. As far as I can tell what’s happening is that widgetkit has it’s own “instance” of jQuery running. In no conflict mode, but with the clever name “jQuery”. Most plugins do that nowaday. Edge as well. So what happens is that widgetkits jQuery variable gets overwritten by Edges’ jQuery and of course that one doesn’t have the widgetket modifications. But that is just a quick guess.

I’ll see if I find the time to take a closer look at this on the weekend. But to be save I would try to get iframes to work. I’ll get back to you…

Hi Steve,
thanks for the feedback, great to hear that you like the plugin (am always happy about votes ;-))

The white background comes from your stage id, so you must have set it (or did not set the background to transparent) in Animate. Check the background stage properties (right next to width and height settings). Hope this helps, let me know if it doesn’t, you can always edit the main JS file, but try it the easy way first.

Cheers, timm