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Oops - I found the jQuery Migrate Helper plugin - activating it and setting the legacy jquery selection in the plugin settings has solved the issue for now.
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.comCan anyone explain how to "use the migration assistant to switch back to the legacy version of jquery?"
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.comSorry I don't have an answer, but I'm finding the same issue - I'm interested in hearing what the problem is, if anyone responds.
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.comThank you @healthegy! I used it without the .header-image for my site which was just using the text title. Works beautifully.
/* Unlink Site Title */ .site-title a { pointer-events: none; cursor: default; }
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.comthanks @lifanovsky,
I looked at his tutorial, a different purpose putting the slider into the homepage fixed image position at the top, but it's a great idea that I'll keep in mind for the future - I don't subscribe to his membership, though, so I didn't get the whole tutorial.
For others who might come across this again, I did solve the problem of displaying a responsive slider as a single block in one of the homepage widget areas in Cafe-Pro. I did use the Soliloquy plugin (I think this would work with the Lite version or the premium), and inserted my configured slider into the widget area as a single widget - and it displays correctly.
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.comoops - http://breckrecblog.com. I've used just one slider item, and it looks fine, but using more than one slide causes the problem.
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.comJust FYI, I had to remove a block of code from functions.php, in Cafe Pro theme, to get the simple-edits plugin to affect the footer credits.
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.comOops, solved it - if you ever come across this, you just need to make sure you use "Show Content Limit" as opposed to "Show Content." That was what was causing the gray stripe below the three posts.
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.comI'm trying to do the same thing, but changing the number of posts to 3 leaves a thick gray line at the bottom of the row. Any solution for this?
Thanks,,,
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.comthanks for the reply, weslinda - I just received a good tip from studiopress support - that addresses this issue without negatively affecting the fluid grid or the mobile-responsiveness. It's just adding a fixed height to the post display on the homepage, that works for the amount of content displayed. I tested it here: http://greggdavis - and it lines up the elements, as well as letting the fluid grid work well for width on different devices and browser sizes.
Place some version of this in the stylesheet (I'm using Modern Portfolio Theme now):
.mp-home .featuredpost .entry {
height: 300px;
}
Gregg Davis
http://greggdavis.com
