I’m having a conflict issue on my homepage www.judahfest.info. It’s causing my accordion slider not to open on the homepage when viewed in Chrome browser; all other browsers work fine. I’ve narrowed down the issue to a file called imageMenu.js but have no idea how to resolve this. I’m willing to pay someone for fixing if the price is right.
Thank you in advance. -Roland
I think you are using jquery version 1.8.3
Try with version 1.7.2
Where can I check, and change what jquery version I am using? Thank you for the reply!
It’s your line no 18 if you see the source code of web page in chrome. I’m not sure that this gonna work.
jQuery(window).load(function(){
$ = jQuery.noConflict();
setTimeout(function() {
replace this with http://pastebin.com/umGReiauOK, let me try… Do I just replace the js file with the one above?
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Its not a jquery issue, its a javascript issue. Nothing to do with jquery! You need a js expert, who could fix this for you.
(function($){
// code here
})(jQuery);
however, if you note, that specific piece of code doesn’t use the $, so it’s ok to just comment it out or completely remove it. Also it’s already in noConflict by default because jQuery library included with wp loads in “no conflict” mode.
@ro1and just remove line 275 :$ = jQuery.noConflict(); <-- delete this line, this is your bug.
This is all because imageMenu uses the mootools library. that particular line brings back the $, this conflicts with mootools, hence the root of your problems, so delete it 
@Ale55andro, thanks for helping! Silly question but what file do I delete that code from? Is it the imagMenu.js or the jquery.js? I really appreciate it!
ro1and said
@Ale55andro, thanks for helping! Silly question but what file do I delete that code from? Is it the imagMenu.js or the jquery.js? I really appreciate it!
it appears that the faulty code is output by the fullwidth-audio-player plugin, so try to disable that plugin and see if it resolves your issue. If so, contact the author or look up the plugin files and try to locate where they are outputting that piece of code and remove it.
