I don’t know of any widgets or plugins that do this by default. To create this within your theme you would need to write multiple query loop that goes through each category then queries the latest posts from each with a counter so the top post can be styled differently. Quick example. $cats = get_categories(); … Read more
So I see you’re referring and attempting to recreate this example: <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/63304/agile_carousel.css”> <script src=”http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.0/jquery.js”></script> <script src=”agile_carousel/agile_carousel.a1.1.js”></script> <script> // Code used for “Flavor 2” example (above) $.getJSON(“agile_carousel/agile_carousel_data.php”, function(data) { $(document).ready(function(){ $(“#flavor_2”).agile_carousel({ // required settings carousel_data: data, carousel_outer_height: 330, carousel_height: 230, slide_height: 230, carousel_outer_width: 480, slide_width: 480, // end required settings transition_type: “fade”, transition_time: 600, … Read more
Welcome … this forum is more suited for WordPress selfhosted not WordPress.com sites. However … reading the WordPress.com theme documents it says The Showcase page template offers a featured slider for sticky posts. If you’d like a post to appear in the slider, mark it as sticky and assign it a featured image that’s at … Read more
UPDATE: Well, i found it. You go to wp-content/themes/plixus/js/ and open the file init.js. There you should find the following code: $(window).load(function() { $(‘#slider’).nivoSlider({ effect:’fold,fade,boxRandom,sliceUpDown’, controlNav:false}); }); Now you can change the argument “effect” to whatever you like, like $(window).load(function() { $(‘#slider’).nivoSlider({ effect:’fade’, controlNav:false}); }); That should do the trick. Well, as it’s a Nivo … Read more
For what you want to achieve you do not need a loop at all. Both page 1 and 2 display all images because you query all pages on your site, then take all the images from each ‘slider_image’ ACF field and put them into the foreach loop. When you get values from any field it … Read more
It’s a bit tricky to provide the solution that would work for you without full HTML. I’ve checked the linked page, but there’s no pagination there (I’ve searched for flex-control-nav that you mentioned and didn’t find it). So my solution comes from the code that you provided and from the HTML that I’ve seen on … Read more
This is standard behavior with javascript that is deferred or loaded in the footer. All the slides load in, and don’t get told to “be sliders” until the whole page has loaded. You can hide them with CSS first: #section-slider .single-slide-wrap { display: none; } And you can have the first slide be shown if … Read more
You can use the do_shortcode() function to execute shortcodes within PHP. <?php echo do_shortcode( ‘[sample_slide id=”1″]’ ) ?> Although I’m sure a lot of the slider plugins out there have template tags which you can use to insert the slider into your header.php file.
When you load a page that contains a normal static post, there is some JavaScript that is called on page load to instantiate your slider. Something like: jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $(‘.sliders’).someSliderScript(); }); This finds all of the elements that should have a slider applied and runs all the necessary code to set it up and make it … Read more
Yes, you can use any slider jquery plugin you wish, but to feed the slideshow you need the photos. Galleries in WordPress are composed of posts with post_type attachment, and attachments that are attached to a post have that posts ID as their post_parent. So to get the images for the slideshow or slider, you … Read more