John

[John]

Perfect. thanks
John

[John]

One more issue… The footer columns are set to stack at ‘md’.
I see the default set in the themeblvd_columns function in:
framework > includes > layout.php (line 943).

I see no way to filter in this function, can I do it somewhere else?
thx,
John

[John]

I guess I’ll post here because I’m having the same pause on hover issue currently in JumpStart.
Theme Version: 2.0.4
slider plugin Version 1.2.4

When I check page source I see:

controlNav: true,
pauseOnHover: true,
pauseTime: 5000,
manualAdvance: false,

So the plugin option isn’t being reflected in the jQuery.

I get the same result using shortcode or calling with — themeblvd_slider($slider_id]);

I guess this more applies to the plugin, than being theme dependent, so I just replied here.
Thanks,
John

[John]

function mizzinc_team_members_slider($id, $args){

}

The second parameter is the options.
Hope that is of some help. I was using strictly theme options, you are using a builder element which is a little different, but might work.

[John]

Yep, I see what you mean. That works perfectly. Thx!! John

[John]

No, the page is a default template page.
http://s22.postimg.org/jcgtc4vkh/OP_Issue.jpg

thx,
John

[John]

That did the trick! Thanks alot. I did have to do this:

if ( is_admin() ){
class JMA_Sortable_Headers extends Theme_Blvd_Sortable_Option {
….
}
It was tossing a fatal error on the front end. print_r on the front end is giving me what I expect, so it’s off to the races.
thanks again,
John

[John]

Thanks Jason. I realize I was skating on thin ice here. Tried it, but with the object instantiated on the ‘wp’ hook, I got ‘Call to a member function get_display() on a non-object’. Tried replacing the ‘wp’ hook with ‘after_setup_theme’, which lets the option display, but only seems to pull the label values (button text) and no option values.

Unless you think of something obvious I’m missing, I’ll have to try something less elegant. I don’t see any repeating (non-sortable) options available right?

Thanks as always for your help.
John

[John]

The site is now running with Version: 2.0.0-RC1 as the active theme. The only plugins activated are the recommended plugins and WPML Multilingual CMS ver 3.1.9.7 (current).
http://mesa.broomfieldwebette.com/

deactivating Multilingual CMS solves the read more problem.

on the live site I moved content-list.php to child and made this adjustment:

http://pastie.org/10282983

Since $post seems to be holding its value thru the_excerpt(), I “cached” get_permalink() and used the value in the read more link. So for my purposes the problem is solved. Thanks for the content-list.php suggestion.
John

note: in my solution if I replace echo $x with echo get_permalink() in the last line it links to the wrong page (current).

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[John]

strangly, if I add this pluggable function:

function themeblvd_admin_content_width() {
	global $content_width;
	$content_width = 10000;
}

the issue is resolved.
my question becomes what unintended consequences will this have. Is there a condition I could add? i.e.

function themeblvd_admin_content_width() {
	global $content_width;
	if(/*jma flip panels is running*/)
		$content_width = 10000;
	else
		$content_width = 600;
}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by John.

[John]

One last question. When using this editor to add an image the width attribute gets set to 600 and the height is then calculated from that. Any way to eliminate this and get the image at its intended size?

[John]

Found a solution:

array(
	        'name'      => 'Back',
	        'desc'      => 'Content for the back of the panel.',
	        'id'        => 'back',
	        'type'      => 'textarea',
		'editor'	=> true,
	    )

thanks,
john

[John]

Just an update for anyone who runs across this issue:
I am hosting the live site on GreenGeeks. I contacted support with the issue and they fixed it, giving me this explanation:

The problem was related to mod-security. So I have whitelisted the mode_security rule which caused this issue.

So, I guess check with your host, since I don’t know a way to overcome this on your own.

[John]

When I update on the development server I go to:
http://crossinology.broomfieldwebette.com/wp-admin/themes.php?page=jmachildtheme&settings-updated=true

On the live server I just go to:
http://crossinology.com/wp-admin/options.php

which is a 404 error the file does exist with permissions at 644.

[John]

the other thread is:
http://support.themeblvd.com/forums/topic/cant-update-options-after-moving-to-a-new-server/

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