Hello,
Due to WordPress structure, JS and CSS conflicts are common issues in WordPress.
If you’re sure there is a jQuery/JS conflict on your website you should deactivate your plugins/themes one by one and see if the conflict fixed or not.
As another approach try to install WPL on a fresh installation, it should work on fresh installation.
Also if your website is online, you can open a private ticket here and provide us WordPress admin and FTP access to check the issue.
Regards.
Realtyna support team
Well, turning off other plug-ins and doing a fresh install didn’t help at all.
But, the themes seem to be another matter. Some themes seem to work while others do not. So far I can’t see any pattern to it, but it is good to see it can be made to work… now the question is how…
Thanks for the pointer.
Is there a list of known working themes? Or a list of things to check for compatibility?
Hello,
WPL follows standard rules of WordPress for calling jQuery and other JS libraries. If your theme follows these rules it should work with WPL without problem.
You can use our standard theme28 as well if you like. http://wpl28.realtyna.com
Regards,
Realtyna support team
Another bit of information for anyone else having this problem…
In the 2010 theme it says this:
/*
* Always have wp_head() just before the closing </head>
* tag of your theme, or you will break many plugins, which
* generally use this hook to add elements to <head> such
* as styles, scripts, and meta tags.
*/
wp_head();
and a similar warning in the footer. This is the problem. Many themes do not observe this warning and WPL has lots of problems with it. Fortunately it is a very easy fix if you know about it, simply move the wp_head and foot to the right spot and things should work.
This might be obvious, but if not, finding it here might save someone some time and frustration.
