3.0.6 update – no slider showing…

Hi Jim, have just responded to your email ??

Hi Matthew,

I can now get the slider showing again, but it shows on all pages and I only want it to show on the home page, I will continue to work it out -(any ideas?)

Regards,
Jim

Hi Mathew,

I have just added this to my theme header.php

<?php
if ( is_home() && function_exists(‘easingslider’) ) {
easingslider( 3312 );
}

All working now apart from a small full width white line appearing at the bottom of the slider pictures. If I cure this then this thread will be resolved ??

Regards,
Jim

Does enabling the “Crop & Resize Images” option help? It can be found under ‘Advanced Options” in the “Dimensions” metabox visible when editing a slider in the admin.

No…

They are both enabled at the moment which is needed to make the slider responsive when I turn my iPad around.

Could you try disabling the “Auto Height” setting? I reckon it may be causing some height miscalculations with your theme, hence the issue.

When I untick ‘enable Adaptive Height’ the bottom white line disappears but when I rotate my iPad the theme of my site no longer becomes responsive to the width. The whole page becomes less in width because the slider has part of the next slider image attached to it.

Just wondering wether I should use the next update 3.0.7

See photo here: https://postimg.org/image/iemh4psy9/

Regards,
Jim

Updated to the latest version now 3.0.7 and still the white line remains,

As before ticking ‘enable adaptive height’ produces the full width white line at the bottom of the slider images, but the slider is fully responsive.

Unticking enable adaptive height removes the white line but the width of the slider is no longer responsive and when I rotate my iPad the whole width of the website page is reduced due to the fact that the slider image has another part of the next image added to it: see picture in my last post above.

Hopefully this will get resolved?

Regards,
Jim

Thanks for the information Jim. I’ll have to investigate this. Not sure initially what could be occurring.