I had a very close look at my installation and I cannot find any problem. There is one more user with the same issue , so maybe you could look into it.
I have no idea, at our website we have no problem creating a slide. So as you have several problems we do not have, I think it’s time you will have a closer look at your installation.
Hi I am unable to create the slider. When I click at the edit link for slider, nothing happens. Please find attached the screenshot.
This screenshot is for the scenario when all plugins were deactivated, so it is not happening due to plugins I guess.
Hi,
The following piece of code is not rendering properly after 1.2.1 and the 2 columns are coming one over another. Any ideas ?
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[columns divider]
[column twothird] [thumbnailslider category="travel" background="#fff" textcolor="#000" number="10"][/column]
[column third]
text here
[button small link="link "] Travel Home [/button]
[/column] [/columns]
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the page where it happens is : http://www.shadowsgalore.com
No problem Mike. As a former developer I know what you mean - no promises. The last thing you want to do is break something else by adding in a new feature.
What I did with the CSS code so far is move the header up a bit as well as the location of the menu creating a header and menu with less weight at the top. The last thing I did, because some of my colleagues mentioned the bar across the top being a distraction, is set the transparency (the alpha channel) of the header. I am still looking for the alpha channel of the menu as well as the resets when one clicks the hide button because those channels are reset back to their original values that overwrite my updated values. You can see what I mean by visiting my website at: http://www.briankrecik.com
In theory, I could see an interface for toggling the default value of the header that then readjusts the location of the menu. Another text box or even a slider could set the transparency. For my header I went with 75% - just enough to give it some hue but enough transparency so the image shows through. Screen shot follows…
Thanks Mike!
Brian Krecik