Having said that for the record here's my hack, which adds a class in the plugins JQuery file. And then once each bullet can be individually accessed by CSS . the rest of the hack is done in CSS.
I had eight slides in this project but this could be expanded to as many or little as you need.OPEN wp-content/plugins/rs-plugin/jquery.themepunch.revolution.min.js
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r.find(".bullet").each(function(r){var i=e(this);
if(r==n.slideamount-1)i.addClass("last");
UNDERNEATH ADD
if(r==1)i.addClass('second');
if(r==2)i.addClass('third');
if(r==3)i.addClass('fourth');
if(r==4)i.addClass('fifth');
if(r==5)i.addClass('sixth');
if(r==6)i.addClass('seventh');
if(r==7)i.addClass('eighth');
Then in your themes style.css add
.tp-bullets.simplebullets.square-old .bullet.first:after{
content: 'Graphics';
}
.tp-bullets.simplebullets.square-old .bullet.second:after{
content: 'Photography';
}
.tp-bullets.simplebullets.square-old .bullet.third:after{
content: 'Film';
}
.tp-bullets.simplebullets.square-old .bullet.fourth:after{
content: 'Audio';
}
.tp-bullets.simplebullets.square-old .bullet.fifth:after{
content: 'PR';
}
.tp-bullets.simplebullets.square-old .bullet.sixth:after{
content: 'Events';
}
.tp-bullets.simplebullets.square-old .bullet.seventh:after{
content: 'Advertising';
}
.tp-bullets.simplebullets.square-old .bullet.eighth:after{
content: 'Clients';
}
.tp-bullets.simplebullets.square-old .bullet.last:after{
content: 'Online';
}
2 comments:
Amazing work! You're the guy!
God bless you and all your life projects. THe one that i find. Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you so much!!!
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