I think the issue that the Google maps API isn’t loading correctly. You need to make sure that the both jQuery and Google maps API are being loaded. https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.3/jquery.min.js http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js It can be any recent version of jQuery, and from any source. Assuming that your jQuery function is contained within your google-maps-address.js file the following … Read more
Try to prevent the default behaviour of the click event using jQuery right from the beginning: jQuery(function ($) { var $container = $(‘#isotope-list’); //The ID for the list with all the blog posts var $isotope = $container.isotope({ //Isotope options, ‘item’ matches the class in the PHP itemSelector : ‘.item’, layoutMode : ‘masonry’ }); //Add the … Read more
Check if media html elements have previous classes, probably You removed some class from media window (button i guess) and some js functions can not be triggered like hide().
Sending jQuery variable to php function
After some thought, my question might have been unclear, or there was way too much code to explain it in a compact way. What I wanted was to apply classes to the metabox that show/hide an area based on a select box value within that metabox. The area contained radio buttons but weren’t important to … Read more
First, you should not be modifying any database values by allowing users to send an AJAX call to your server specifying the user ID to use, that would allow anybody to send an AJAX call with the nonce to modify any user’s data. If you want to make an AJAX call to get the user’s … Read more
You are blending the Bootstrap framework and the Masonry.js library, but asking for help troubleshooting the resulting CSS on WordPress StackExchange. You’ll have better luck on Stack Overflow 🙂 This isn’t really a WordPress question. I will say I do notice something odd about your code which is that whatever you’re trying to do with … Read more
You have the same error repeated on each script. Look at the attribute delimiters. They start using double quotes, then switch: <script src=”https://…js’ defer onload='”> ^ ^ Should be: <script src=”https://…js” defer onload=””> The first single quote I’ve marked, ends the enclosing string. That’s not invalid, but not what is intended. Everything after that point … Read more
No, shortcodes do not work this way as they are parsed on the server-side and replaced with the relevant content before the page is sent over to the visitor’s browser. What you could do is to place the shortcode within a hidden element (like a <div>), then have JavaScript/jQuery unhide the hidden element’s content when … Read more
Try using some API from WordPress itself – https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_localize_script