site-wide, full-width,

MBR, I have a screenshot you can see from this link:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/76693490/SlideshowSupport.jpg

I need to crash. I will check in the morning to see if you’ve come up with anything.
thanks
Bill

Here is the link to Default Slideshow Settings.

http://www.thirdcoasttransit.com/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=slideshow&page=general_settings#default-slideshow-settings-tab

What do I look for to select site-wide, full-width parameters?

Bill

Do you need my password?

Splitting the screen into two pages;

Top of page:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/76693490/SlideshowTop.jpg

Bottom of page:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/76693490/SlideshowBottom.jpg

thanks
Bill

Thanks so much.

That’s exactly what I’m looking for. Thank you.

Next question, can I apply that code to (say, a template) so it is always on top of all pages and posts?

best
Bill

Thanks, MBR.

I have plenty to work with now. I will be in touch if I bump into something. You’ve been extremely helpful; thank you.

Bill

Dear MBR

Thanks for all the help so far. I’ve been dominated by the day job. I’m back here for pieces of the weekend, but I appreciate your comments whenever it’s convenient for you.

I am definitely opting to use jquery’s Slideshow, so much about it I like, and the cheers from Slideshow users help me decide.

I understand this note from you, but wonder if I’m qualified to implement

Once you are happy with your settings, add the following code to your template where ever you want the slideshow to appear.
This is just an example code. The number 3959 is the slideshow ID.
<?php do_action('slideshow_deploy', '3959'); ?>
Remember your ID will be different

What I do not understand is Where in the template to insert this code. I have not edited CSS, but I did some programming 20 years back. So I’m not afraid to try things. If it is a simple “insert” that of course would be something I can handle; or if there is a tutorial to step me through the Insert, that would be welcome.

I have found the Editor and opened the Blog Template, but I stumped where to insert the above code.

Thanks
Bill

Continuing:

When I open the public URL, the slideshow does not show, but the new blog page does.

When I click View Site from the upper left under Third Coast Transit, same. I do not see the slideshow.

The code is in the draft, but not the published post?

best
Bill