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Tips and Tricks HQ Support Portal › Forums › WP eStore Forum › eStore – The header slider and navigation sub menu doesn't work with eStore
Tagged: estore, JavaScript conflict, slider does not work, submenu
I have Elogix theme from Themeforest. I bought whole eSuite including Wp eStore, but as soon as I activate eStore it kills the header slider on home page as well as all the submenus from the main navigation on all pages.
I have paid good money for the theme and for this suite. So this is a trainsmash for me. Any ideas?
my site is at [www.christianbooksforfree.com]
so you can see how it is supposed to look. i have 3 demo pictures in slider and it works as soon as e-store is deactivated and vice versa.
I tested it using your WP Simple Paypal Shopping cart and the slider and sub menus works fine.
But I really need the full Wp eStore program to work, as this site will do heavy lifting with a catalog of thousands of products.
The most common cause for this is a JavaScript conflict on your webpage. Lot of the times this happens when a plugin or theme is not coded according to WordPress guidelines:
I had a look at the code of your page and I can see that this theme is including a custom version of JQuery library which is not good. See the following line of code that I copied from your site:
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://christianbooksforfree.com/wp-content/themes/elogix/framework/js/jquery.js?ver=1.7'></script>
On top of that your site also have the following JavaScript error which is coming from this theme:
TypeError: $ is not a function
var sliderShowItems = $(".work-carousel ul li").length;
script...ver=1.0 (line 10)
TypeError: $ is not a function
JavaScript heavy themes when not coded properly will exhibit the type of errors you are facing.