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  • Okay, I may have an IE 11 solution, but don’t know how to implement. I scoured the web and found an Adobe blog page here:

    http://blogs.adobe.com/edge/2013/08/07/update-to-edge-animate-cc-is-here-fixing-compatibility-issues-with-ie11/

    I went through the procedure and uploaded, but it seems there has to possibly be a conditional php statement to make it work. It appears that IE 11 isn’t seeing my modified (animationname_edgePreload.js) file and processing it.

    Maybe an (if IE11 or) php statement to force IE11 to process the modified file, or no?

    Barry

    Hello,
    I too have an IE 11 problem with my animation. Tests out fine in all browsers, both online and locally, but not IE 11. Look here using IE 11:

    http://leisuretime-rewards.com/

    Any help is greatly appreciated!

    Barry

    Thread Starter NetMonkey

    (@headmonkey)

    Okay, I’ll agree this is more of a development question. And probably the only one I can’t overcome right now.

    If I buy the premium version, will you help me with the php code hacks to the header and the css to make this work?

    Barry

    Thread Starter NetMonkey

    (@headmonkey)

    Kadence,

    I just saw your post. Here’s what I see in the header.php file starting at line 62 – 71 with closing divs in notepad++:

    <div class=”<?php echo $menulclass; ?> kad-header-right”>
    <nav id=”nav-main” class=”clearfix” role=”navigation”>
    <?php
    if (has_nav_menu(‘primary_navigation’)) :
    wp_nav_menu(array(‘theme_location’ => ‘primary_navigation’, ‘menu_class’ => ‘sf-menu’));
    endif;
    ?>
    </nav>
    </div> <!– Close span7 –>
    </div> <!– Close Row –>

    Where should I insert code and what? Sorry, but I need a little help here to get through this bro.

    Barry

    Thread Starter NetMonkey

    (@headmonkey)

    Kadence Themes,

    I figured out the css to reduce space between the bottom of the logo and top of the slider using code that you provided in another post:

    .contentclass {
    padding-top:15px;
    }

    I just upgraded to Virtue 2.0 yesterday and am using the latest WordPress version. Still strugling with the header coding, I’m trying to code the header into three sections with logo to the right, banner in the center and two icons or images with text right aligned like the mockup example jpg here:

    http://netmonkeys.net/development/virtue-theme-header.html

    Can I do this with css, or is this going to have to be an edit to header.php? I’m using a child theme, so copying header.php to the child theme folder and doing a hack wouldn’t be too difficult if I knew what/where to hack it. But I don’t.

    I managed to get my banner to display easily using the theme options, but it defaults to left aligned under the logo right now.

    I searched the support forum but it seems no one else has posted asking how to do this for their sites. Any coding help is (greatly) appreciated!

    Barry

    Thread Starter NetMonkey

    (@headmonkey)

    Got it! I figured it out the top menu bar from another post using this css code:

    .kad-topbar-left {
    width:100%;
    }

    But I’d still like to reduce the padding below the logo.

    Barry

    Thread Starter NetMonkey

    (@headmonkey)

    Hey Timm,

    A BIG thanks for your suggestions. Although I didn’t completely understand your last answer, you DID get me thinking about different ways to run your php code, and I figured it out.

    For anyone who may now, or in the future find themselves trying to overcome the obstacle I had, here is how I developed things to create a workaround.

    I was using the Dynamic Headers plugin that would display a Flash animation (swf file) on one page, and images on the other pages in the same place. Because I don’t want Flash animations for compatibility reasons, I’m no longer using the Dynamic Headers plugin which doesn’t support oam files.

    In my case I have coded a widget area in the Atahualpa theme’s header area called header_images.

    For that widget I downloaded and installed the “Enhanced Text” plugin. Now all that is necessary is to place the php code below:

    <div align=”center”><?php
    if(function_exists(‘edge_suite_view’)){
    echo edge_suite_view();
    }
    ?>
    </div>

    into the plugin in the Enhanced Text widget area (div’s are optional), upload your oam animation files, (which could be just a static image) using the Edge Suite plugin, select a different oam animation at the bottom of each page in edit view from the Edge Suite plugin, and you’re done! This method runs a different animation on each page.

    Thanks again Timm!

    Barry

    Thread Starter NetMonkey

    (@headmonkey)

    Hi Timm,

    In my last post I mentioned a plugin – Dynamic Headers by Nicasio Design because of a WordPress redesign I’m doing here > smetals.com. The site was designed in 2011 and the plugin was handling different header images for each page, with an swf animation in the header on the home page, and jpg images in the header on the other pages.

    Now that I’m designing animations in Edge Animate, I’m replacing Flash animations. All update development of the Dynamic Headers plugin has stopped, and it doesn’t support oam files correctly. Almost, the last of my animation does display, but not within the header container…

    If it were in the body content, or if I wanted the same animation on all of the pages, that seems easy enough to do. The theme being used is the Atahualpa theme that’s highly customizable, but now that I’m replacing the Flash animation and the plugin doesn’t support oam files correctly, I need another solution.

    Maybe there’s a php hack I could do on the Dynamic Headers plugin, or another workaround. I just began this redesign yesterday, and am still exploring my options…

    Barry

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