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Hi,

header animations shouldn’t be a problem in general and if the code is already in the header then that is a good sign. Heavy JS themes, if not set up 100 correctly often then interfere with the EA runtime. Can you check the JS console in the developer tools for any errors. Hard to tell for me if I can’t take a look at the page. Check for something like ‘jQuery … bla bla… undefined’ or any other error

Thanks! I know that kind of frustration 🙂 Let me know if you are still having problems, then I’ll try to help you out. But please open up a new issue in that case, that’s easier to track.

Please reconsider the way you write your posts. I find your last post very rude and not appropriate at all. The original question is about how to get started and I do believe that my answer does point to the right places. Otherwise, what else do you expect?

Do you seriously consider a video tutorial, detailed install instruction and a beginners tutorial with screenshot bad documentation for a non commercial plugin? The video and the tutorial cover the basics and have all the snippets you need. I checked, the video cuts off parts of code which aren’t Edge Suite specific and therefore aren’t documented in the tutorial or the install instructions. Otherwise please be more precise about what snippet you are talking about.

It’s one thing to overseen something and ask about it in the issue queue, but even if you were right, there is no need to be insulting. I’ve put a lot of work into the plugin, into the documentation and especially in answering the same question here over and over again, without getting a single cent out of it. But People like you are the reason why I seriously consider stopping the support for the plugin as I have moved away from WordPress anyway and I really don’t need this!

Hi, the post snippet in your linked issue should work. All animations have to use the same EA runtime though, means be of the same EA version, otherwise you need to run some in iframe mode. At the same time all animations have to have a different composition id, meaning the ‘class’ in Edge Animate. You can’t run the same animation twice on a site, if you want to do that as well then you need to use iframe mode for one as well.

Can you just check the runtime for two of the animations and start with them an see if it works?

Hi,

use the latest dev version as described in the FAQ, this will remove an additional p tag, which should solve your issue.

Wait, can you check if you are maybe using one animation with CDN and the other not with CDN, then these two jquery versions might collide

Does it work when you use the iframe=true option for the widget in the shortcode? Just for testing

Hey,

I know what you mean with the ID. There should actually be an option to just replace an existing animation. Shortcode WYSIWYG support was also planned. There is also the idea of a complete rewrite…. all not happening due to lack of time and budget. Most of the time I’m busy answering the same questions over and over again because people don’t seem to read the FAQ. And even though people seem to use the plugin for commercial projects, no one seems to be willing to fund further development of the plugin. Am not complaining, just trying to explain the situation.

If you are up for the task and implement a solid solution to replace existing animations I am more then willing to commit it to the plugin.