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Hi guys,
I installed the realty press plugin for real estate listings and they use an image slider but it’s not working with Enfold theme. If I activate theme 2015, it works perfect. When it loads a listing, it also automatically scrolls down to the bottom of the page which also I don’t want. I upgraded to theme version 3.5.2 but still not working.
here’s the page, just click on a listing on the bottom of page: http://propertymomnew.staging.wpengine.com/sellers/ (hosted on WPengine)
One more problem, the buttons used by the listings show a white bar on hover, which it ;looks like it’s coming from a setting in the theme for background-position: -15px, which I can’t overwrite.Can you help with this please?
Thank You!Hey mwgeeks!
Sorry for the delay. We checked for the issue and I can confirm to you that this whole page is controlled by the plugin.
for example try adding the below code in Quick css to overwrite the css generated by the plugin the images show but it’s really huge so it looks blurred.
.bootstrap-realtypress .rps-property-photo-row .bx-slider li img { position:relative!important; }The scroll to bottom is also due the the # generated by the plugin in the listing URL
Please contact the plugin author as the know their plugin best.
Regards,
VinayWell, here’s what the plugin support says, and I appreciate they don’t send me back to you. The whole reason for support is to solve the problem, not to blame the others.
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Hi Tibi,
It’s not our plugin it’s a conflict between the two. It’s just as much our plugin as it is the theme.
Being a developer myself a lot of the supports statements do not make sense.
I’m not sure what he means by the page being controlled by our plugin. If the whole page is our plugin than why is the themes header and footer
on the page as well. The majority of the page may be our plugin but all their css and js assets are still being loaded which is where the conflict is happening.
As for overriding the css, I could do that with any element on the entire page including their themes output so that statement also doesn’t makesense and overriding css doesn’t really prove anything since you can do that with any site and is really just part of working with CSS.
Our plugin is not adding aerial to the url, if you hover over the link before you click it to go to the page you’ll see that there is not #aerial hash. The hash is being appended after the page is loaded, then scrolling to it. We have many installs of RealtyPress and this has only happened once before and it was the smooth scroll plugin being used with the theme.
Rather than playing back and forth with them we’ll try find a solution for you.
I’ll have a further look and may get some others involved, I’ll let you
know when I know more.
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Great to see they are there to help.
To go further with it, we would love to know the results and been able to maybe look how to fix the compatibility with our theme.
Thanks a lot for your patienceRegards,
BasilisHi @stephenwinters,
Not as far as I know but please open a new thread and include admin login details in private and try to explain what problems you are having and we’ll have a closer look at it.
Thanks,
Rikard
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