Hi! Thank you for your interest! The current version doesn’t have builtin options to do this in the admin area, but you can simply create a new custom controls image and replace the existing one in the plugin folder, for example. If you have any other question let me know. Greetings, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for your contact. You don’t have the badge for purchasing this plugin, maybe you meant to write in some other plugin (you describe building a staff page)? The Logos Showcase only loads files on the pages it’s being used, so it would be strange that it interferes with other pages, the way you describe. Does your final edit means you found the problem to be with the jquery vertical mega menu, or just giving the information about the ajax menu you mention? Either way, you can share the link to your page and I can check if it’s a problem with any of my plugins. Greetings, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for your interest. The plugin is only ready for admin users to add entries. The logos are a custom post type, so you would need to create your own platform so when users register they insert content into this particular custom post type. Out of the box the plugin is not ready for this. If you have any other question, let me know. Greetings, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for pointing this out. WordPress doesn’t have an easy option to associate a new thumb size with a custom post type only, so not all solutions are perfect. Adding this code to your functions.php file or to the lshowcase.php file will work to some extent:

add_filter( 'intermediate_image_sizes', 'lshowcase_img_filter');
function lshowcase_img_filter ($sizes){
    $type = get_post_type($_REQUEST['post_id']);
    foreach($sizes as $key => $value){
        if($type!='lshowcase'  &&  $value == 'lshowcase-thumb'){
            unset($sizes[$key]);
        }
    }
    return $sizes;
}

(raw code). This will make sure only logos entries will produce that extra image size. But the image size might still display listed on other places, such in the screenshot you sent me. The other size is from the team showcase plugin. You can repeat this code and replace the ‘lshowcase’ by ‘tshowcase’ to repeat the same behaviour for the other plugin. I will investigate this further and might include a better solution in a future update. Greetings, Carlos

Thanks Carlos that did the trick

Hi Maaike! Thank you for purchasing the plugin and I’m sorry for the setback. There was a user with a similar problem, and the reason was because the shortcode div had the WordPress default class called ‘updated’ and some other element of the page was hiding this div. If possible, open the file shortcode-generator.php and search for instances of

class="updated"

, it will show up twice. Just remove this class and save the file to see if it solves the problem. In the next update I’ll use a custom class, to avoid this problem. Let me know if it doesn’t solve the issue. It’s better to solve the issue than writing the shortcode by hand. Greetings, Carlos

Yessssssss! It works Merci merci merciiiii! Regards, Maaike

Hi Nicolas! Thank you for using the plugin. Probably a z-index css problem. You can send me a screenshot, or even better, a url to your page if possible. You can send me a message via the contact form on my profile. If you want to try and change the css already, you can open the file bxslider/jquery.bxslider.css of my plugin and search for:

z-index: 9999;

And change this to a much lower value. Your header will also have a z-index number, we just need to make it lower. Hope the info helps! Feel free to contact me via my profile also! Cheers, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for using the plugin. The line you have to search for is:

$html.= ”<a href=’” . $url . ”’ alt=’” . $alt . ”’ ” . $target . ”>”;

And change it to: $html.= ”<a href=’” . $url . ”’ alt=’” . $alt . ”’ ” . $target . ” rel=’nofollow’>”;

raw code: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=aPcpqsKy

Hope it helps! If you have trouble finding it or making the change, contact me via the contact form on my profile. Greetings, Carlos

Hi can you tell me the filename and the path in the plugin folder. Just want to confirm I have the right file. Thanks

Ah, sorry. Forgot to mention. The file is lshowcase.php and is on the root directory of the plugin. Greetings, Carlos

Hi Kat. Thank you for using the plugin! In the settings or when creating the shortcode you can set the maximum number of logos to display at once, so you can set it to 4, so that half doesn’t display. The optimal size will depend on the space you have. There is an extra 10px margin added by the plugin in the file js/carousel.js, if you want to remove them, in this line:

var slidewidth = parseFloat(lssliderparam[key]['slidewidth'])+20;

(remove the +20). But I think you should explore the min/max slides to display options, and the margin, to see if there’s a combination of settings that would work better, without needing to make the code change. Hope the info helps. If you still have trouble finding a solution let me know. Greetings, Carlos

Hi Janusch It seems the code for the content of the tooltip is broken, with a image source inside, also some javascript. Looks like there is a lazy loading code there, did you activate any feature to do this recently? This issue is not related to the changes we made, it seems some external factor adding code in the ‘title’ information of the image. Did you install any new plugin lately? Or changed any setting on the page? Greetings, Carlos

Hey, yes i install an Lazy Load Plugin. There is an Option to use Lazy Load and the Tooltip of your Plugin? With Lazy Load my Site are much faster.

I try deactivate this lazy load and then it works with your plugin

Somehow the lazy loading script was breaking the code inside the tooltip, since it adds image code inside the tooltip, not sure why. Also, I see you might be using js minify, correct? You might need to tune the options, so the tooltip script loads in the footer, or for it not to get minified. If you have trouble finding a solution write me via the contact form on my profile and we’ll follow up via email. Greetings, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for using the plugin. The current version doesn’t have a pagination option, but I’ll try to include it on the next update. If you want it before the official update write me a message via the contact form on my profile and as soon as I get a beta version of this I’ll send it to you. Greetings, Carlos

Heya, Just sent you a link to an image with the issue. Mainly its that in chrome the team shortcode in page doesn’t seem to be recognized so the background of the text doesn’t expand.

Cya !

Thanks! Just replied. Seems like a CSS problem, rather than a browser specific problem. I just replied to your email with some info. Cheers, Carlos

Hi ! The solution you sent me worked perfectly. Thank you !

Hi! Thank you for using the plugin! Just send me a message via the contact form on my profile and I’ll send you the plugin version with the new grayscale filter. I’ll also included built-in in the next update, that should be released in the next couple days. And yes, you can edit the plugin shortcode to hardcode the lightbox link. You’ll have to edit the lshowcase.php file. Look for this line:

$html.= "<a href="" . $url . "" alt="" . $alt . "" .="">";
</a>

And change it to: http://pastebin.com/diTSA6x3 And then include the link #one in the url for the logo entry. This should work. Greetings, Carlos

Thanks for your very quick reply Carlos.

Something’s not quite right though – am not sure exactly how to explain this, the buttons I have created on another page produce this link in html http://pastebin.com/mU3kj9zq

But the code from your plugin produces this html…http://pastebin.com/t3vcfkrE

I’m using Coda 2 to edit the file and it all looks fine up until the class=’foobox’ data-width=’798px’ bit, it shows up as red, which means something is not quite right.

Will keep playing and trying, but appreciate your help.

The code doesn’t reflect any change. Double check if the quote signs are correct, since they sometimes get messed up with copy/paste. For the url option of the plugin choose ‘same window’ to make sure the target doesn’t get changed. If you have trouble making this change write me via the contact form on my profile and we’ll follow up from there. Cheers, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for using the plugin! Yes, I can add a similar effect. If you write me a message via the contact form on my profile, I can send you a copy of the plugin with this effect implemented. Greetings, Carlos

Hi Adam! By vertical, you mean in the carousel? The plugin doesn’t include this option but you can try a simple code change. You can open the file js/carousel.js of my plugin and search for the line:

mode: 'horizontal',

And change it to ‘vertical’. The script should change the orientation on which the slides are changed. Give it a try to see if it works. Greetings, Carlos

Hi! Thank you or purchasing the plugin and I’m sorry for this setback. This looks like the links were copied from a word document or similar program, which is appending this extra ‘invisible’ characters. Please try to delete the bad links and write them by hand to see if it solves the problem. Let me know if this doesn’t solve the problem. Greetings, Carlos

Yes! That did it! I did copy the links from an excel spreadsheet so it must have added hidden characters! Thank you!

Glad it was an easy thing to solve! Thank you for the update. Greetings, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for your interest. The current version of the plugin does need the logo entry to have an image unfortunately. So the alternative would be to create an image with the name of your sponsor for example. Sorry for this limitation. If you have any other question, let me know. Greetings, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for using my plugin. It seems your theme loads content with ajax, which has some limitations. If there is an option to disable the Ajax loading of pages, try to disable it. When pages load with ajax, they fail to render the javascript properly, so the carousel doesn’t initiate. If you open the page directly or refresh it, it will load the content normally, so the javascript will render normally. This is a limitation of ajax themes. You can also ask the theme author if there’s a solution for this – how to render enqueued javascript if the page loads with ajax. Hope the information helps. Greetings, Carlos

Thanks for getting back to me. Unfortunately, the author of this theme is not as diligent as you are on replying to people. Here’s the theme link.

http://themeforest.net/item/soundwave-the-music-vibe-wordpress-theme/5011090

Now, when I created the shortcode for your plugin and dropped it in, I used the Carousel option. If I change this and use a static option, will the logos show up without any of these Ajax-Javascript issues?

Check if there is a ‘Theme Options’ page in your appearance administration menu and check if there’s any ‘Ajax’ option and try to disable it to see if there’s any difference.

But yes, you can change the shortcode to use a grid instead of the carousel. This way the logos will most likely display yes, but depending on how the theme grabs the extra css with ajax, they might not be aligned. But give it a try. just change the interface=’hcarousel’ to interface=’grid4’ in the shortcode, to try it out.

Greetings, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for purchasing the plugin. To change the direction of the autoscroll you’ll need to make a small custom change on a plugin file. Go to Plugins>Editor>Logos Showcase>Open js/carousel.js

On the end of the file, after the lines

maxSlides: maxslides,
moveSlides: moveslides  

Change it to:

maxSlides: maxslides,
moveSlides: moveslides,
autoDirection: 'prev'  

This should make the carousel start the auto scroll to the opposite direction. Let me know if it doesn’t work. Greetings, Carlos

Hi! Thank you for using the plugin and for the positive words! Would it be possible to share a link to the page were you have the logos? It would help to debug (you could send it to me in private, via the contact form on my profile). It could be a css problem. Are you using the shortcode, or the widget? Can you try using both to see if it occurs in both methods? Greetings, Carlos

Yes sure, Ill send over in PM as the site is behind an under construction page. I woke up this morning wondering if I could put the php code for the plugin into a widget. Idea would be similar to below. Is this possible.

If post has ‘logos’ display carousel

Code on page would be similar to

if post has logos display code <?php echo build_lshowcase(‘none’,’post- <?php the_permalink(); ?> ’,’inactive’,’normal’,’hcarousel’,’false’,’0’,’’,’0’); ?>

where the carousel category name is made up of:

POST – (as string) followed by <?php the_permalink(); ?>

Many thanks

Dan

Hi Dan. Just replied to your email – the carousel problem was a css conflict. Also included a sketch of how the php function like that would be. Hope it helps! Greetings, Carlos

Thank you for the positive feedback! Glad I could help!