• Resolved konigrot

    (@konigrot)


    Access password (if needed) is ‘intesting’. The slider is setup to be hidden on larger screen sizes, and only display below 900px screen width.

    The slider initially loads correctly, and can interact ok. But if I scroll down the page and back up, or rotate (mobile), or resize the browser window (desktop), the refresh event prompt the slider to become ridiculously wide and messes up the display.

    It seems that every resize event cause the slides to resize larger by some kind of scalar proportion, so they swiftly become out of scope.

    What puzzles me is what the slider is doing in the resize that causes it to mess up, and if there are any ways to work around that?

    The slides contain shortcode content.

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  • Plugin Author simonpedge

    (@simonpedge)

    You could try ticking the “DOMContentLoaded event” checkbox (under Other Settings).

    Also have a look at this page on your mobile:
    https://edgewebpages.com/
    Resize the screen to check whether the resize events are working correctly.

    You can also try creating a test slider on your site without shortcode content to see what happens when resizing.

    Thread Starter konigrot

    (@konigrot)

    Thanks for this. I think the issue was my css – something about a flex-wrap definition was causing the slider to keep recalculating its width in a strange way. It seems stable now. ??

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