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- July 13, 2013 at 7:25 PM #934
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KeymasterLink please and we’ll have a closer look.
July 13, 2013 at 8:04 PM #936madison
ParticipantSidebar example: http://www.wlpinc-files.com/walter-l-phillips-inc/site-map/
Banner example: http://www.wlpinc-files.com/walter-l-phillips-inc/about/
July 14, 2013 at 4:17 AM #938StartupWP
KeymasterWith the small image in the corner issue, see:
So just add:
.nivoSlider img { max-width: none; }https://startupwp.com/topic/customizing-your-theme/
As far as the transition, it could be related to the same problem, but might be a conflict with other jQuery scripts being loaded onto your site.
Try deactivating all plugins except Nivo and see if that makes a difference. Be sure to clear all caches too.
July 14, 2013 at 8:14 AM #942madison
ParticipantAdding the code to the custom CSS section did not fix the issue, unfortunately. Tried deactivating all plugins and clearing all caches too. Still, same problem with small image in upper left corner.
But, I noted the reference to the twentyeleven theme and also the reference to any transition effect except fade in the link you provided. The 2 themes I had installed were yours and twentytwelve. I removed twentytwelve and changed the transition effect to fade. The issue of the small image appearing is now fixed, and without the additional code in the custom CSS section. Plus the other plugins I had are now reactivated. Still works.
I did note the CSS file in the Nivo Slider editor shows as being inactive. Perhaps that has something to do with the other transition effects not working.
But for me, for now, the distraction of the small image appearing in the left corner of the slide is solved. Thanks for that and also your theme, which I’m finding to have a lot of flexibility and to be a great value.
July 15, 2013 at 7:43 AM #945StartupWP
KeymasterGood to hear.
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