• Resolved tbsddorf

    (@tbsddorf)


    Hello,

    unfortunately, my slider does not reach its full width. Do you have any idea?

    The thoughts from the forum unfortunately do not bring me to the goal.

    Thx ??

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  • Plugin Author simonpedge

    (@simonpedge)

    Hi, someone else is having this problem within Visual Composer too. I have a possible solution I would like you to try. Could you edit the following file:
    /wp-content/plugins/slide-anything/php/slide-anything-frontend.php

    Remove line 541, which is:
    $output .= " sa_resize_".esc_attr($slide_data['css_id'])."();\n"; // initial call of resize function

    And replace this line with:
    $output .= " jQuery(document).ready(sa_resize_".esc_attr($slide_data['css_id']).");\n"; // create onload event

    If you have difficulties doing this, then contact me via the Contact Form on the bottom of this page: https://edgewebpages.com/ – and I’ll send you an updated Slide Anything ZIP you can install.

    Plugin Author simonpedge

    (@simonpedge)

    As discussed in our email correspondence, I’ve implemented a new option which fixes this issue. In version 2.1.9 there is a new setting checkbox called:
    Use ‘window.onload’ event

    When this checkbox is checked, then this issue with visual composer full-width sections is fixed. Marking this as resolved.

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