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http://societysmosthated.com/backstage there is a widget on here meant for a sidebar and i want it to go side to side the developer isnt answering and i need help figuring this out, probably hasnt answered because im impatient but any help with this id be very greatful downloaded the script @ http://faild.de/wpshowroom/ |
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You are wanting the Random pictures thumbnails to display left to right?
Put this in your CSS somewhere... Maybe under the /* Sidebar */ section of style.css for organization. I would say to maybe put it in the CSS for that widget but it doesn't look like its loading on your page. Code:
#wpsr-randompictures li{float:left;}
Last edited by drale; 11-06-2009 at 11:09 PM. |
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New problem for smaller layouts with this same plug-in:
I wanna make the main picture in the gallery that pops up when you click the thumbnail smaller... sorry helps if i put the right word here Last edited by blizzbat; 11-21-2009 at 08:10 PM. |
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I'm not totally sure what you are looking to do. If I am assuming correctly I don't see how are why you would want the image any bigger. It seems if it were any bigger the image would overlap the edges of the layout.
Have you though about using a Lightview type effect. integrate Lightview would take a little reading up on PHP, but it's possible to do. So that when someone clicks the photo (the one on the page with the comment form) it would pop up a larger photo. Lightview isn't free anymore. You could probably google it an find a free older version of it. The new version enables inline frame, video, and a few other newer features. But for you the older, photo only, version should work. The paid version is only a few dollars. Or try Lightbox, Slimbox or ShadowBox (this one might fit better with your layout) All have a wordpress plugin you can download somewhere. Plugins allow you to simply add "class = 'lightview' " in the img call line and it will use the pop up feature. (note 'lightview' will change depending on the script you use) good luck |
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