mikeecho

100% agree with urbanaguy(@urbanaguy)
It also seems that lately Elementor has lost it’s way, as it does not know if it wants to be a Page Builder or HOSTING COMPANY!

Seems to be the new thing with elementor
Create features, like AI, NO ONE ASKED FOR, and don’t fix the features users have been asking for for DECADES!

Ok this is VERY WEIRD. I upgraded to the latest versions of Elementor, and for some reason it now had no effect on your slider. It is still working as expected.
Very odd
I guess that means it is fixed by magic

Sorry to bother again.
Can you give me the exact CSS snippet I should paste in, because I tried to disable the overflow hidden, but it still did not work. Guess I did something wrong.
I can paste it into global css (I have that on Elementor, so no need for WP customizer)

That would be great, because Elementor updates regularly, which will just negate any changes I make, so would be better if you can make the change on the plugin rather.

Thanks for everything so far, great support

It seems that it is a conflict with the latest Elementor/Elementor-Pro release. I rolled back the elementor/elementor-pro to previous version, and now the slider works as expected.
I will have to upgrade to the latest versions of Elementor soon though, will be a shame if the slider then stops working, as I really like it!

Hi, ok I found the file. It is part of Elementor pro, so not much I can do to change anything in that file.
Is there some css I can put in the category slider‘s css as a workaround?

I have not added any specific customization to that css file. Where is the custom-pro-frontend.min.css you referring to located?

Great Stuff, thank you so much!

That be fantastic.
For time being I added “speed: 2000,” to the main.js ,but it would be much nicer if it can be changed via setting.

Awesome, fantastic!
I was just hacking into the code to add it in.
Thank you so much for adding it!

Same here

+1 Any solution to this issue yet?

Hi Ajay
Yes, I kind of figured that it is not Better Search, but the main WordPress search causing it. So I managed to find some code that stop the main search in it’s tracks, when the search terms passed is blank.
Here it is, in case someone else has a similar issue:

add_filter( 'posts_search', function( $search, \WP_Query $q )
{
    if( ! is_admin() && empty( $search ) && $q->is_search() && $q->is_main_query() )
        $search .=" AND 0=1 ";

    return $search;
}, 10, 2 );

Having the same issue with client’s woocommerce/printful store, No image, and products come through as “PRIVATE”