oik-nivo-slider

Upload the contents of the oik-nivo-slider plugin to the `/wp-content/plugins/oik-nivo-slider’ directory Activate the oik-nivo-slider plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress Whenever you want to produce a Nivo slider use the [nivo] shortcode. Note: oik-nivo-slider is dependent upon the oik plugin. You can activate it but it will not work unless oik is also activated. Download oik from oik download

If you simply want to show all the attached images to a page, post or custom post type then use [nivo]

You need to activate both the oik-nivo-slider plugin and the oik base plugin. The [nivo] shortcode only becomes functional when [oik] is loaded.

The most common fixes to this problem are: Don’t insert the images that you want in the slideshow into the page; just upload media and save changes. The slider requires jQuery. Check that your theme files contain calls to wp_head() and wp_footer().

The basic parameters that control the display of the Nivo slider are: [nivo theme="default|bar|dark|light|oik|orman|pascal|default271|oik271 - Theme for the slideshow" link="y|n|file|full - Link the images to the target post/page or media file" caption="y|n - Display the image title as the caption" ribbon="y|n - Display the ribbon, if the theme supports it (version 271 only)" thumbnail="full|thumbnail|medium|large|nnn|wxh - image size" class="|classes - CSS classes" thumbs="|n|y - thumbnail navigation"…

There are three methods. Use the oik custom link URL field Build the slideshow from images attached to related content Use the format= parameter

If your slide show is created from attached images then use the oik custom image link URL field in the Add Media dialog to set the target for the link.

Alternatively build the slideshow dynamically from images attached to related content. Use the post_type parameter to specify the content type and either the post_parent parameter for hierarchical content types or category for posts or other selection criteria for other content types [nivo post_type=”post_type – Post type to display” post_parent=”|ID – Parent ID to use if not current post” ]

[nivo format=”L” ] [nivo format="T/C" ]

[nivo post_type=”attachment|post_type|special:value – Post type to display” theme=”default|custom|bar|dark|light|oik|orman|pascal|default271|oik271 – Theme for the slideshow” class=”|classes – CSS classes” link=”y|n|file|full – Link the images to the target post/page or media file” caption=”y|n – Display the image title as the caption” ribbon=”y|n – Display the ribbon, if the theme supports it” thumbnail=”full|thumbnail|medium|large|nnn|wxh – image size” thumbs=”|n| y – Thumbnail navigation” nav=”|n| y – Control navigation” pause=”|pause – Pause time in milli seconds” manual=”|n| y – Manual…

NO. You can enable the oik TinyMCE shortcode or quicktag buttons. See oik options > Buttons. When editing a post/page with TinyMCE or the HTML editor click on the shortcode button to see a list of ALL enabled shortcodes and get syntax help, where available.

The oik Nivo slider is developed using the OIK (Often Included Key Information) API (Application Programming Interface). If you don’t have the OIK plugin installed and activated then the Nivo slider shortcode won’t work. Specifically, the code is dependent upon bw_get_posts() to obtain the list of attachments, posts, pages or custom post types which populate the slider and bw_thumbnail() to select the image to display when it’s not an attached image.

The default image size is thumbnail=full. At present the bw_thumbnail() function will only return an image for a particular post id when there is an attached image; it won’t find the featured image. As a workaround either specify the thumbnail parameter as small,medium,large or your preferred size (e.g. 150×100) OR ensure that the image you want to display is attached to the post OR exclude the post from the list ( exclude=id1,id2 )

NO, not any more. If you use any one of the five themes associated with jQuery Nivo version 3.1 then the images can be different sizes. Warning: you might not like the results though.

YES. Use the Nivo slider settings page.

This is planned for a future version.

YES. You can use the [nivo] shortcode in sidebars, headers and footers by using a text widget. It’s just like entering the shortcode into a post, page or custom post type. Remember you may need to set the post_parent parameter to control which posts are loaded.

Not directly. In order to get the shortcode to expand you need to wrap it in some php. One way of achieving this is to code

The plugin includes multiple versions of the FREE jQuery Nivo slider from Dev7 Studios * Version 3.2 is the latest version producing responsive slideshows. * oik-nivo-slider continues to support the themes for version 2.7.1: default271, orman, pascal and oik271

YES… from oik-nivo-slider version 1.9