There is still a js error in your onAfter() function.
You have jQuery.noConflict(); set and using $('.imgcap').
My 2 cents.
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On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 4:09 PM, MH1988 wrote:
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> I honestly cannot believe but I've made it work.
I honestly cannot believe but I've made it work. This has been
troubling so much and it's finally worked. What I don't understand is
why it did not work in the first place. I also think one important
reason I just discovered that you had to load all your CSS files
before the jQuery script/s. Which
Many thanks for your response. Here is the page I have tried to
attempt making the jQuery Cycle plugin work correctly: website
1. The first thing I did was add the scripts in my Wordpress theme's
header.php:
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery('#frame1').cycle({
fx:'fa
jQuery works just fine with wordpress. There is nothing in wordpress
that may conflict with jquery. Moreover, wordpress admin panel uses
jquery.
Can you post a link to your page, so we could look into it and try to
find out what's causing the problem...
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