Stretch Section Bug – JQuery

  • Resolved Enrico

    (@lousamagica)


    4 years, 1 month ago

    Hello,

    I updated JQuery to the latest version (JQuary Updater plugin), and a horizontal scroll bar appeared on my website.

    This happens when the “Stretch Section” option is activated on some container.

    Apparently it is some incompatibility with the version of JQuery, does anyone know how I can solve this?

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  • Thread Starter Enrico

    (@lousamagica)

    Complementing my investigation, I tested other versions of JQuery using the “JQuery Manager for WordPress”.

    The result was that the latest version 3.5.1 is causing the problem.

    So I selected the previous version 2.2.4 and removed the horizontal scroll bar.

    I am sure it is a bug of Elementor’s “stretch section” incompatibility with the latest version of JQuery.

    The problem now is that Google Speed ??Test accuses a less secure version of JQuery and downgrading the quality of the site.

    I hope you can fix this as soon as possible!

    Thread Starter Enrico

    (@lousamagica)

    A tip, I managed to include this CSS style in my theme to remove the horizontal scroll bar:

    body {overflow-x: hidden;}

    I hope it can help =)

    Thread Starter Enrico

    (@lousamagica)

    Ok finally we got it resolved!

    I removed all “Stretch Section” options from the layout containers in Elementor and activated “Full Width” in both the GeneratePress Theme and the Elementor Layout option in dashboard.

    The conflict happens when using the Elementor “Strech Section” function and using the Full Width option I found the solution!

    • This reply was modified 4 years ago by Enrico.
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