Thomas Carroll

[Thomas Carroll]

Thank you Bill, my website now works properly on IE.

I just had to delete that bit of code.

Thank you very much for your time and help 🙂

Thomas.

[Thomas Carroll]

I’ve found it in body-tag.php

What shall I do with it?

[Thomas Carroll]

Bill,

Sorry Bill it doesn’t seem to be in the header.php section at all. Am I looking for it in the right place?

Tom

[Thomas Carroll]

Hi Bill,

What does the Facebook snippet look like in the header.php file? I’m trying to find what you are talking about.

Thanks,

Thomas

[Thomas Carroll]

Hi Bill, thanks for your reply and for your help and time.

I’ve replaced the slideshow code with your CSS and it didn’t make any change to how my slideshow looks on IE.

The removal of

wp_enqueue_script(‘masonry’);

and

// Masonry
jQuery(function(){
var $jcontainer = jQuery(‘.lower-sidebar’);
$jcontainer.imagesLoaded( function(){
$jcontainer.masonry({
columnWidth: 320,
itemSelector: ‘.widget’
});
});

var $jcontainer = jQuery(‘ul.podcast-list’);
$jcontainer.imagesLoaded( function(){
$jcontainer.masonry({
columnWidth: 480,
itemSelector: ‘li.podcast’
});
});
});

Didn’t make any difference.

I also still had the same issue with my slideshow on WordPress 3.5.1 and made the choice to downgrade so I could be able to upload images onto my site.
3.5.1 won’t allow anyone to upload images it seems. But that’s another topic for another thread.

I was wondering if you could send me a copy of the home-slideshow.php
as I think I might have deleted something vital in there during my edits one time?

Cheers.

Thomas

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