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  1. rss afro

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    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Hi Milo,

    I'm using your wordpress Reds theme and I'm trying to set the properties for the slider in home.php, but the new settings don't ever take effect. The source code for the page reflects the changes but the slider itself doesn't change the number of slices or the transition time, etc as I have set it.

    The source code also reflects hyperlinks for each of the slider panels but if you click any of the tiles when they come up it doesn't go anywhere. I was hoping you had a few ideas on how I could resolve this?

    thanks for any help you may have.

  2. rss milo

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    rss Posted 1 year ago
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  3. rss afro

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    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    whiteteastudios.com

    I've solved the problem of the number of slices in inc/home.php by simply hardcoding the number of slices into the query. e.g. $my_query = new WP_Query('showposts=4&offset=0');

    but I can;t solve the problem of the slices not being hyperlinks. You'll see on the site that clicking the slices don't go anywhere. I looked at the generated code and it's rapped in an anchor tag and seems fine, and I've checked the css but can;t find where it's failing.

    Much appreciated man.

    Hi Milo,

    I've enabled comments in the Reds theme by including the template comments.php to single.php and page.php. It processes some of the code, up to the point where it counts the comments and allows you make a new comment in the text area or ping back but it doesn't list the comments at all.

    Any ideas on making it work?

  4. rss milo

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    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Do not open several threads for one theme, ty.

    Reds is not intended to work with comments, was never meant to do so.

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