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  • Thread Starter lisasussman

    (@lisasussman)

    Thanks again for your help Josh!

    I took your advice – so instead of importing an entire page into the <div> tag, I just added the code for the slideshow itself into the div (just to get it and running). Not sure why I didn’t do it like this initially haha.

    However the same thing is happening when I click on the pref/next buttons – the page loads itself into the div instead of the next/prev slide. The weird thing is that it works GREAT when I use the pagination nav instead of the next/prev nav. The easy fix would be just to use the pagination nav, but I feel like the arrows are more intuitive for these purposes.

    Any ideas why this is happening or suggestions for a fix?

    Thread Starter lisasussman

    (@lisasussman)

    Well, it’s JQuery loading the page template into a <div> tag, but same basic principle. It’s the ONLY solution I could find for what I’m trying to do with this site. So I know it’s possible it’ll be a heavy load time but it’s a risk I’ll have to take.

    That said, can I ask where the code that determines what the next and previous links of the slideshows arrows is located?

    Thread Starter lisasussman

    (@lisasussman)

    Hi Josh,

    You’ve been super helpful thanks so much! I’ve gotten pretty far with this, but I’ve run into an issue. I’m using some jquery code to load pages containing slideshows into a <div> tag. When you click on a link, the slideshow shows up (yay!) but when you click the arrows, it appears to then load the home page itself into the div. I think it might be because the link goes to a #prev or #next anchor which the web page presumes to be a component of the parent page, but I don’t know. Any ideas why this might be happening?

    To see what I’m talking about, visit sfresidentialcontractor.com and click on the 21ST STREET KITCHEN link on the left of the main nav. I haven’t fixed the positioning yet.

    Thank you in advance for your awesome help!

    Thread Starter lisasussman

    (@lisasussman)

    Also in creating a different page for each slideshow – the short code that I have to put in a slideshow is just [meteor_slideshow]. How do you differentiate between different slideshows in code to insert it into different pages?

    Thanks again!
    Lisa

    Thread Starter lisasussman

    (@lisasussman)

    Hi Josh,

    Thanks for the very quick response! I think I may have completely misunderstood the functionality of Meteor Slides as having that capability somehow haha. I think I understand what you mean though – basically building a page for each slideshow and somehow linking each slideshow page into the main page? Like with an iframe or something like that?

    I really do like Meteor Slides – it displays very nicely!

    Lisa

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