Hello,
Thank you for the answer.
Isn’t it a bug though ?
If I set slide_to_scroll="3"
, I’d expect three slides to be scrolled maximum. Less as screen gets smaller. At no point is it supposed to scroll five at once.
Examples:
Works correctly:
[wcpscwc_pdt_slider loop="false" slide_to_scroll="3" slide_to_show="3"]
Works correctly:
[wcpscwc_pdt_slider loop="false" slide_to_scroll="1" slide_to_show="3"]
Go crazy at screen sizes between ≈767px and ≈1022px:
[wcpscwc_pdt_slider loop="false" slide_to_scroll="3" slide_to_show="5"]
Go crazy at screen sizes between ≈767px and ≈1022px:
[wcpscwc_pdt_slider loop="false" slide_to_scroll="1" slide_to_show="5"]
It is not that I need specific breakpoints, it is that even at slide_to_scroll="1"
:
? 1 slide is scrolled on big screens,
? 1 slide is scrolled on small screens
? 5 slides are scrolled at screen sizes between ≈767px and ≈1022px.
That only happens if slide_to_show
is > 3 though, so I let it at three for now…
EDIT
If that can help, I just seen that –at the problematic screen size only–, the number of slides scrolled == whatever number set in slide_to_show
. Maybe you inverted the variables corresponding to slide_to_scroll
and slide_to_show
in the somewhere in the JS code.
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micaa. Reason: New data