MisterM

Do your blog templates supply any user comment functionality ? I know that there are modules for it and it might be easy to integrate them. Thanks in advance Martin

Which version of Jssor did you successfully use with ProcessSlider? So I could go back to this one in the meantime. Thanks Martin

Thanks for the reply. Even the working slider and the missing element animation makes your module usable. I'm not a pro concerning php and web programming Otherwise I would have investigated things a bit deeper. I found some remarks about this error in the web. The option was removed. So I had the idea to make your code stop writing this parameter.

I had the same problem and had to remove a part of SliderGenerator.php to make it partially work: \$CaptionSliderOptions: { \$Class: \$JssorCaptionSlider$, \$CaptionTransitions : _CaptionTransitions, \$PlayInMode : 3, \$PlayOutMode : 3 }, Removing this, makes transitions between slides work. But animation of elements doesn't work. All elements of a slide are displayed at once. Something changed inside jssor.

New to PW .... I'm working on my personal bread/food blog using Processwire. I'm impressed of all the work that has been done and is done around this great framework. I'm not a web professional but have some programming background (labview, delphi,c, c++,...) and it was a great pleasure for me to dive into the api and the great forum. Just reading helped me a lot to start my prototyping. To come to the point : "Powered by ProcessWire Open Source CMS/CMF ... " is quite long for a responsive footer if you put your personal copyright down there too. Any idea how to shorten it without being too short? ;-) Regards MisterM

I'm not a surfer but also starting with processwire at the moment. The site looks fresh but not too fresh and is not the old menu at the top thing ;-) One thing I came across: If I resize the browser to a mobile size the first entry "spots and forecasts" is hidden at the top. Regards Mister M