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  • Thread Starter hello there fine sir

    (@ydylma)

    That “fixes” it, thanks…. but now when someone is logged in, the submenu box blocks the main menu.

    I think it has something to do with the task bar thing on top. I was thinking that the bar was pushing the menu down somehow… actually it’s the opposite. When logged in, the submenu is too high now. (before, the position was perfect…when logged in.) I don’t get it.

    Yes, I did change some css to alter colors.

    EDIT: forget it, I’m just switching themes. Thanks anyway.

    Thread Starter hello there fine sir

    (@ydylma)

    dmhorn,

    I am not sure if you can edit it in the wordpress dashboard editor thingie. I don’t think you can.

    To edit iview.min.js, you open it open it up with a text editor like notepad. If you are using Windows, right-click on the file and choose “edit”, or right-click, choose Open With, and choose Notepad.

    Press CTRL+F to search in Notepad, or choose Edit, Find from the top menu. Search for b.width()

    Change b.width() to (b.width() + 2)

    Unfortunately you will have to reupload this file and overwrite the old one. I know that isn’t what you want to do but I don’t see another way. But I’m no WordPress expert.

    Thread Starter hello there fine sir

    (@ydylma)

    I just discovered that 25 pixels is added every time the slider repeats a slide. So this could be bad. I could live with it for now though.

    Thread Starter hello there fine sir

    (@ydylma)

    I think I resolved it.

    The issue was with .iview-caption.caption3 . The width that is generated is, for some reason, a little shorter than needed. To fix this, I simply added more width to the equation.

    The file I needed to edit was:
    themes/leaf/js/iview/iview.min.js

    iview.min.js seems to be a condensed version of iview.js. From looking at iview.js, line 574, the setCaption function, stored the width. So to fix the issue, I went into iview.min.js and changed:

    b.width()
    to
    (b.width() + 25)

    I found this on line 32. The 25 is just to add 25 pixels, it is not the exact number needed probably, it is just what I chose to use.

    Yes I know how to set a featured image, thank you… the issue I was having was that I had to go to Leaf Options and set the Slider Category to match the category I made all my articles. Otherwise, the slider was doing nothing.

    Thanks anyway

    umm are you going to tell us the solution?

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