Has anyone used the Superfish navbar menu sucessfully with WordPress 3.0 menu manager?I have got the regular Superfish menus to work with the new WordPress Menu system, but not the navbar menu.
I'm in trouble implementing superfish in a website project. My problem is: I have a category based menu item that has two sub-levels set to display horizontally. I hover the first menu item and the first sub- level shows. Then I click the first sub-level and both it and its parent-item get highlighted and stay visible.Then I do the same to the sub-level below these but it doesn't work. This second sub-level gets the right class ('current') but the first level loses its 'current-cat-parent sfHover sf-breadcrumb' classes causing all levels to disappear.
I'm trying to create my first theme and I'm new to both PHP and jQuery. I have been trying to get Superfish working on Wordpress for too long now.I have placed a directory called "js" in my theme's folder. jQuery 1.4 is in there with the Superfish, HoverIntent, and CSS files. This is the code...
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head profile="http://gmpg.org/xfn/11">[code]....
The only thing that shows up is a list of the Pages without any CSS or fancy menu happening.
I have used your great plugin for a menu in Wordpress 2.8.4 and I wanted to use the default Wordpress jQuery library jquery.js?ver=1.3.2 but your plugin Superfish wouldn't work. I added the jquery-1.2.6.min.js file and it did work OK. Since there is no reason to have calls to two jQuery libraries which are doing the same thing I wanted to only use the default Wordpress jQuery version. After some searching I found an answer at this site:[url]..
I changed this to: jQuery(document).ready(function($){ Notice the $ function being moved. This now works OK using the default Wordpress jQuery version 1.3.2. and I imagine with the latest version of jQuery.
I was basically trying to follow several tutorials to get a superfish menu working on my website, but I don't seem to be able to get it to work.I included both the superfish.css and the superfish.js in my website's header; both paths are corrent and point to the designated file.I then included the superfish function in my header like this:
<script> $(document).ready(function(){ $('ul.sf-menu').superfish({ delay: 1000, // one second delay on mouseout animation: {opacity:'show',height:'show'}, // fade-in and slide-down animation
[code]....
The corresponding <ul> element has the required sf-menu class, but still there are no animations, no fading, no delays, just the plain css functionality provided by the superfish.css.
I am new to javascript and am eager to learn. I know I could probably just use jQuery to make this cross-browser but I would like to learn the ins and outs of javascript before abstracting them away. Our website currently has a navbar that is coded in HTML on every single webpage so changing it means changing every single webpage. So I want to make this more dynamic (and animated) by using javascript.
The problem is that IE is not cooperating. Specifically, IE loads everything alright but does not slide. It just loads the whole submenu instantaneously after a user clicks. Firefox works perfectly. At the top of my test page is a doc type statement inherited from the real index
I'm doing the design update work for a previous site, and it's done except for one thing. I want a slideshow to be on the homepage, specifically the plugin Slider Pro. I have put in the shortcode and yet the plugin does not display. Also the navigational buttons do not animate with Jquery. Strangely if I test a Jquery code in the header displaying an alert it works. I have tried disabling all plugins except for the slider one to no avail. [URL]
I've bene working on this for a while and the Wordpress people think it's a jQuery issue.So... here goes:I have the following function in a file called sec_menu.js:
var speedIn = 300; var speedOut = 300; jQuery(document).ready(function() {
Does anyone have experience using the form plugin 'jquery.form' insideWordpress and if so does this plugin have any special requirements?
Scenario I'm attempting to use jquery.form to handle a form that appears in a dialog. The arrangement works on static pages on the server, outside of WP but in the same domain.However, when the form is presented in the dialog on a WP page the submit function fails, usually resulting inthe dialog closing having not submittedthe form.
One question thatoccurred to me is how do jquery plugins respond if used withWordpress with regard to the use of "$"? Perhaps its not an issue but I wondered if it might be the cause of the problem here.
The triggering script is just the standard script with a few options added, again this works on static pages:
Does anyone know how I could integrate this jquery plugin into wordpress?I'd like to use wordpress for posts etc and then set up two pages within wordpress to act as galleries (using this jquery gallery on each page). I'm sure it'd be possible, just need some tips on how to go about it.
I was wondering if someone can help me out here. I was wondering if its possible to get this Jquery Image Slider to fit a 250x250 Pixels I want to create a widget on Wordpress.[URL]..If possible in order to get this done we could move the control with the numbers on the bottom and keep the descriptions on top.
If this cant be done, do any of you know any 250x250 Jquery Image sliders. That can possibly work in this format? I'm trying to stay away from Flash much as possible.
I'm using a preview slider on my Wordpress site, but it doesn't work the way I want it to. As soon as the preview is changing it shows the next preview on the rightand the previous on the leftside of the center preview.
I updated my Wordpress installation today and it seems to have broken the plugin somehow; in Internet Explorer the images all display at once, stacked on top of each other. It's the same problem from this thread from last year:It was fixed at the time using 'fit', but apparently this no longer works.
I've read up on using easing and animate but am having trouble implementing into my tabbed widget in my wordpress sidebar (still under construction so no link). The widget works as is but I would like to instate easing into it.
I'm unsure whether to put the script code into header.php or where exactly though. Nothing seems to work. Does anyone know of a tut or how to incorporate jquery functions into a wordpress sidebar widget perhaps?
I'm having an issue with PrettyPhoto not working in IE. It works great in all other browsers. In IE, it will start to open, show a really small box and then no content. Here is a link to the site that I'm working on:[URL]..
I use this library for almost all my slideshows, and have not had a problem up until now. I know the JS files being referenced are correct, the image paths are correct, so what seems to be the hiccup here? I am willing to bet its something simple.
http:[url]....how the three images just stack now, with the jquery cycle plug-in they are supposed to fade.
Im using a plugin already called pbd-ajax-load-posts which is found here: [URL] (it's free and only has 3 files, a php, a css and the js which is where everything is at) The plugin works, but not on my template which is: [URL] It's a simple plugin and I tried playing around with it, and got really close to what I'm trying toachieve which is load the posts to an element,it's just not loading to where it needs to be. I'm new to this jquery/javascript and been trying to study it more
I'm trying to add a slideToggle to a paragraph in a Wordpress blog page. The following code works for triggering an alert, but when I replace the alert with the slideToggle, nothing happens.Here's the alert:
Taken right off a jQuery API page, inserting my own id names .The "#principles" is the id of a span of text just above a paragraph with an id of "p=principles".
I am customizing my WordPress adminpanel, and ive run into a problem. I want to use jQuery to replace a value of an input, and I've got that part working. The thing is that it gets added again (via ajax or jquery, I don't know. its some kind of in-page reloader) and my script fails to replace the value the second time.. jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $('input#custom-menu-item-url').attr('value', ' '); }); That's the code I have right now. For those of you who can check a WordPress installation, its the nav-menus.php in the admin panel, custom links. So how do I get this to replace the value even if it the value gets added after page load?
I used the Jquery Cycle plugin on a site I'm working on.It worked fine on the static html site (see it in action here working as it should) but is leaving a gap between each image when I use it in Wordpress (See it here).