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<a><img/></a> inside the href of another <a> page is breaking as result try to make the code match the design of original plugin example first, verify by checking source in browser wildbug wrote: I figured out how to limit the photos to 4. I'd be happy now if someone could just tell me how to fix the overlapping images....the other stuff is just gravy....thanks!On Jun 18, 10:18 pm, wildbug <planetthr...@gmail.com> wrote:Hi all, I am hoping to use a 3rd party script for a simple JQuery photo slider for my WP blog. But the script creator says: "If you are trying to 'include' this into a blog template then you will need to have a good knowledge of the template structure and how it is pulling the information from the database. The files that I supply are intended for use in a normal xhtml page where you would just add the _javascript_ calls and stylesheet links to the page head, then embed the xhtml into the web page or use a simple php 'include' to add this at run time." He couldn't help further. The blog theme I purchase comes with a photo slider but I wasn't happy with it 100%. I took the code from the new one and put it in as best as I could where the original one was formatted. I am not a programmer though and I know that clearly I did not do it right, as I used "a" ids like you would in HTML and I know they don't belong in PHP. However, it magically is working somewhat! All the graphics are showing, it's pulling images, and they are sliding. I just need to clean it up a bit. Here is a page where it is on:http://mcssafehomes.com/?p=105 There are only 4 images. The new JQuery slider is made for 10 images. My specific questions are: • How to fix images that are overlapping • How to limit images to 4 so the navigation doesn't keep going to blank pages • Is it possible to have the numbered buttons below the image to appear ONLY IF there are corresponding images - so if there are only 2 photos, only #s 1 and 2 will display? Many thanks for any help. Let me know if you need to see some of the code. |
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