1 ethan5150 Feb 07, 2012 06:36
3 ethan5150 Feb 07, 2012 19:57
I'm not sure what you mean by packed vs. full. But the version is the same version I used on all the previous sites I've done (I kept the folder with all the files and just use it over and over)
***UPDATE***
Ok, I just downloaded the newest version and used the non-packed version but still get the same result
Tried the new version of the packed one, also no go
...very confused
4 tilqicom Feb 08, 2012 00:12
It's actually working this time, you just dont see it (:
#slider {
height: 200px;
width: 200px;
}
[url=http://postimage.org/]http://s7.postimage.org/81rmw3umz/ee44eef_Clipboard01.jpg[/url]
The reason being your each sidebar block is a li .Which is a wrong structure
5 ethan5150 Feb 08, 2012 00:27
Ok, I'm not sure how to fix though - can you provide any other info? Thanks!
6 tilqicom Feb 08, 2012 02:12
Ethan5150 wrote:
Ok, I'm not sure how to fix though - can you provide any other info? Thanks!
the above is an ugly fix.Semantically you shouldnt put a div (block element) inside a li (list).
your sidebar container should be like :
<?php
// ------------------------- "Sidebar" CONTAINER EMBEDDED HERE --------------------------
// Display container contents:
skin_container( NT_('Sidebar'), array(
// The following (optional) params will be used as defaults for widgets included in this container:
// This will enclose each widget in a block:
'block_start' => '<div class="$wi_class$">',
'block_end' => '</div>',
// This will enclose the title of each widget:
'block_title_start' => '<h3>',
'block_title_end' => '</h3>',
// If a widget displays a list, this will enclose that list:
'list_start' => '<ul>',
'list_end' => '</ul>',
// This will enclose each item in a list:
'item_start' => '<li>',
'item_end' => '</li>',
// This will enclose sub-lists in a list:
'group_start' => '<ul>',
'group_end' => '</ul>',
// This will enclose (foot)notes:
'notes_start' => '<div class="notes">',
'notes_end' => '</div>',
) );
// ----------------------------- END OF "Sidebar" CONTAINER -----------------------------
?>
instead you probably have sth like:
'block_start' => '<li>',
'block_end' => '</li>',
replace them with
'block_start' => '<div class="$wi_class$">',
'block_end' => '</div>',
and you should be fine.Or simply copy the whole container and replace yours.
7 ethan5150 Feb 09, 2012 00:27
Hmm, still no go. I'm working with an essentially stock evoCamp skin. I opened the sidebar_right.inc.php and changed this:
// This will enclose each widget in a block:
'block_start' => '<li class="$wi_class$">',
'block_end' => '</li>',
to this:
// This will enclose each widget in a block:
'block_start' => '<div class="$wi_class$">',
'block_end' => '</div>',
That moved the existing sidebar items over and together (galleries widget and Test Nivo Slider title), but the images still don't show up. I also tried pasting the entirety of the code you posted (and changing the
skin_container( NT_('Sidebar'), array(
to
skin_container( NT_('Sidebar 2'), array(
This just made the entire sidebar disappear (either way)
Any other ideas? I've never had this kind of problem with Nivo before...
Instead of using "packed" version, try including the normal js file.
Are you positive that version of nivo works (compatible) with that version of jquery ?