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Started 1 year ago by BenjaG
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Dude
Dude

1) The prettyphoto.css file contains all references for the lighbox skins (dark rounded, etc.). You just need to include /prettyPhoto/css/prettyPhoto.css and /js/prettyphoto/js/jquery.prettyPhoto.js

2) The aviaslider css code is correct. If your image list uses the class "aviaslider" (which it does atm) you can use the css code you posted above.

3) The image html code seems to be correct (however I think the closing ul tag is missing) but you need to change the image paths - they must point to existing images on your server. You can insert the paths directly ("hardcode them") or use the "bloginfo()" function I posted above to use relative paths (can be an advantage when you want to move the website one day).

4) Yes - most users buy wp premium themes which work out of the box. They save you a lot of time and (if your a web designer) a lot of money too. Even I wouldn't build my website from scratch but I'd just modify other premium themes. However because I wanted to learn something I developed one theme by myself too.

Posted 1 year ago #
BenjaG
Member

Cheers,
I'll get back to you and work on it.
My web host is having a php server upgrade and that hasn't been resolved yet.
so that could be causing problems.
I'll let you know how I go.
It's a great looking slider and I guess I'll just have to wait for my web host problems to be resolved.
Hopefully it works.
Thanks,
Ben
PS if you can delete my previous refund complaint....I was a little frustrated last nigh and I guess most of the problems might be related to the web host and server issues.
Cheers

Posted 1 year ago #
BenjaG
Member

do I put this into my html content div?
And I think the code is missing brackets O&C

jQuery(document).ready(function(){

//activate the lightbox
jQuery('a[href$=jpg], a[href$=png], a[href$=gif], a[href$=jpeg]').prettyPhoto({theme: "light_square"});

// here you can see the slide options I used in the demo page. depending on the id of the slider a different setup gets activated
jQuery('#slider').aviaSlider();

});

I saved this code into my html and it was no coloured like the rest of my code i.e. not being read.....Does it need brackets or is it right?
It doesn't seem so.....
BTW I don't write Javacript, just php, html and css.
Best,

Ben

Posted 1 year ago #
BenjaG
Member

Web host probs have been resolved.
Are you able to confirm the above question about the bit of code...
Is it correct or does it need opening and closing brackets, < />
Cheers

Posted 1 year ago #

Dude
Dude

Yes - if you'd like to put the js code in the html file use following code:

<script type='text/javascript'>
jQuery(document).ready(function(){

//activate the lightbox
jQuery('a[href$=jpg], a[href$=png], a[href$=gif], a[href$=jpeg]').prettyPhoto({theme: "light_square"});

// here you can see the slide options I used in the demo page. depending on the id of the slider a different setup gets activated
jQuery('#slider').aviaSlider();

});
</script>

Posted 1 year ago #

BenjaG
Member

Cheers Dude ! BTW I'm going to buy a theme or two in future.
Your right, saves time and time = money

Best,

Ben

Posted 1 year ago #