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  • Oups... Sorry... How to get active lightslider? · 12 years ago

    If you still have problems, please zip up your entire /user folder put it on dropbox and provide me a link. I can then look at it and see what your doing wrong. It's kinda hard to debug if you don't

  • Oups... Sorry... How to get active lightslider? · 12 years ago

    then try option b) and look at the Shop Skeleton. You can use that as a working example.

  • Oups... Sorry... How to get active lightslider? · 12 years ago

    I have read documentation and I created page lightslider.md but nothing

  • Oups... Sorry... How to get active lightslider? · 12 years ago

    My advice to you is to: a) Read the documentation: https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-lightslider b) Download/ install / Inspect the Shop Skeleton as that has lightslider installed and working: ht

  • Oups... Sorry... How to get active lightslider? · 12 years ago

    What should I include in my page to activate the plugin ?

  • SimpleSearch Twig not responding · 11 years ago

    Debugging is not my strongsuit. Feel dumb for not thinking of that JQuery bit. I'm playing with the taxonomies right now, actually, and thinking of a few ways to work with them in unique ways. Thank

  • SimpleSearch Twig not responding · 11 years ago

    First you can see that there is a JS error, and that error indicates that JQuery is missing. It's because the theme you are using doesn't load JQuery by default. You can simply add a reference to th

  • SimpleSearch Twig not responding · 11 years ago

    Hello, I have installed SimpleSearch on the website: http://anotherguy.us/ If you click the menu in the top left corner, you will see the search box is available. Upon typing in a query and hitting "e

  • Debuggin plugin development · 12 years ago

    I think its the best option. 99% of themes are going to have JQuery loaded anyway. All the ones so far have it.

  • Debuggin plugin development · 12 years ago

    Thanks for the input, it seems option two is the simplest so I will use that.