Adrian Mörchen

Ah okay,

The problem is quite clear: your theme is using AJAX to load other pages, when you don’t call them directly.

Personally I would suggest to disable this function (when your theme supports this), as this also shouldn’t add any real value (except the effect) and might be an error source for other plugins as well.

The “alternative” would be to implement a JavaScript listener for requests and whenever your theme finished to load the new site to invoke the following code:

jQuery(function (jQuery) {
    jQuery('.image-comparator').each(function (index, element) {
        new Scrobbleme.ImageComparisonSlider(element, jQuery);
    });
});

If your theme already provides a (JavaScript) hook for this, it might really be a good solution. Else it may be quite complicated (and error prone) to be implemented.

Hello Roel,

I’m very sorry for the late reply.

To use different images at the same time, you need to use the pro version, as the lite variant only allows to set one background per page.
Using the pro version you can set multiple backgrounds per page and decide which to use on mobile and which not.

Please also note, that we separate mobile devices by user agents and not screen size, so just resizing the windows won’t work 😉

The problem with using CSS is propably the usage of backstretch. You may use jQuery and reset the image src (jQuery(‘.backstratch img’).attr(‘src’, ”); to set another image after page load.

Greetz,

Adrian

Hi Jess,

Ui, you really have a serious problem, your background is nearly 40 MB large 😉

Generally, compressing/optimizing images is out of the plugins scope, as this is a general problem.

Things should do:

• Use JPG instead of PNG for photos, which really reduces the size.
• Use small images, see if it is still okay to half the images size.
• From within the plugin, when you select the image you can choose one of the sizes, try to avoid “Full Size”.
• Lower the quality. Background images typically don’t need to be very detailed. Use JPG and try to use a low quality like 50%.
• Use images as pattern, means use a small image which can be layed out like a better to build a large background.
• Use some WordPress plugins to optimize images “on-the-fly”, like EWWW and Resize Image After Upload

For simple tasks you could use the free Paint.net

I hope this helps.

Adrian

Hello Evanator,

Good, that you figured it out. But to be update save, you should put into some “custom css” field.

I think what you are looking for: http://members.photocrati.com/how-to-make-additional-style-edits-without-editing-style-css/

Hello Trisha,

Thank you for your review and trust 😉

Unfortunately we have to earn some money as well, so we had to put some of the useful features into the pro version.

Don’t hesitate to contact us, if you need any help.

Thanks,

Adrian