RollingRyan

Hey

Okay cool, so it looks like you’re probably missing an option that needs to be added to the nivoSlider initialisation code. Here’s the full list of options, you don’t have to have all of them, but take a look at the descriptions and see which might help you get it to auto transition.

You’re most likely missing “pauseTime” option which sets the amount of time that each slide shows for. And then just double check that “manualAdvance” is set to “false”, if set to true it will only allow your slider to progress if the nav buttons are clicked.

$('#slider').nivoSlider({
    effect: 'random',                 // Specify sets like: 'fold,fade,sliceDown'
    slices: 15,                     // For slice animations
    boxCols: 8,                     // For box animations
    boxRows: 4,                     // For box animations
    animSpeed: 500,                 // Slide transition speed
    pauseTime: 3000,                 // How long each slide will show
    startSlide: 0,                     // Set starting Slide (0 index)
    directionNav: true,             // Next & Prev navigation
    controlNav: true,                 // 1,2,3... navigation
    controlNavThumbs: false,         // Use thumbnails for Control Nav
    pauseOnHover: true,             // Stop animation while hovering
    manualAdvance: false,             // Force manual transitions
    prevText: 'Prev',                 // Prev directionNav text
    nextText: 'Next',                 // Next directionNav text
    randomStart: false,             // Start on a random slide
    beforeChange: function(){},     // Triggers before a slide transition
    afterChange: function(){},         // Triggers after a slide transition
    slideshowEnd: function(){},     // Triggers after all slides have been shown
    lastSlide: function(){},         // Triggers when last slide is shown
    afterLoad: function(){}         // Triggers when slider has loaded
});

Let us know if this helps you.

Hi

I see how this could be frustrating. After have a quick glance at your site it all seems to be working as expected. What’s happened is you’re viewing a tag archive page and not an actual single article.

To make the tag archive page look more like a standard index or listing page you need to set a read option in settings.

In your WordPress backend goto: Settings > Reading > For each article in a feed, show > Select “Summary” instead of “Full Text”

I hope this makes sense. Let me know if there’s anything else you need like help with.