I took a screenshot of that too and attached.Ĭheers…I hope this gives more insight to you or anyone who might want to help. And the error console isn’t producing anything helpful. It’s just not behaving the way a normal single product image gallery would behave. I sent a screenshot of what the single product image gallery area looks like…don’t worry about the variations, they look crazy, I’m still styling those…but have been more focused on troubleshooting the image gallery. I then commented out most of the enqueued scripts/stylesheets. I then began turning off plugins and still the issue persisted. The only error is a deprecated create_function() in one of the widget plugins. I first troubleshooted by turning on debug and looking at the errors. I also tried installing a lightbox plugin and still, whenever I click on the images, they open in the browser, but not in a lightbox, and there is no animated behaviour on the image gallery. I’ve installed a plugin to animate the image gallery and it did not work, it output the images but they did not form into a gallery, just images output onto the page.
I’ve recently commented some of them out to troubleshoot what is blocking the. I’ve attached a screenshot of the scripts and css that I’ve enqueued. The rest of the website is very basic…deliberately… I wanted this theme to be simple and clean, and use as few plugins as possible. So, I used the Automattic base theme, Underscores, and from there, began editing templates, enqueued Bootstrap, Google Fonts and other js scripts that could enable animated function, but really most of these functions I don’t need, because I really only used animations for the menu header. Mark, you’re right… Let me expand on what I’ve done. It features a bold, dark design and a fullscreen slideshow that you can use to.
Woocommerce single product image carousel code#
Lastly, if you need more help and plan to post to any forum, the more specifc you are (i.e., provide code samples, page links, or minimal repro example, what specific steps you’ve already done) the more helpful replies you’ll get. Picking a specific theme for your needs as a photographer is the ideal. For example, If the console or network tab says that your libraires aren’t loading, then something could be blocking them, the URL is correct/outdated, or they aren’t enqueued properly. Once you have all your libraries loaded and got your tests working, then start adding plugins one at a time carefully watching the console and making sure your regression tests are still completing successfully.įurthermore, the JS errors should help you narrow down the issue. I’d try to enqueue 1 library at a time with 0 plugins installed at first. It also seems you’ve got a long going on at the same time. Hello are you including your JS libraries? If you aren’t following the WordPress enqueue method, that might be your main culprit.
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