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Thanks for the help! I ended up using the following on recommendation from a friend.

.metaslider .slides img {
width: 100%; max-width:100%; display: block;
}

Seems to be static now.

Here is a screen cast.

https://screencast.com/t/TVJ1y1QGK

I’ll try your suggestions and see how I go.

Edit: FlexSlider looks better as there is no obvious black strip. But you can still see the nudge as the new slide locks in to place.

Edit2: Responsive is the same.

It’s barely noticeable now. I’ll keep an eye on this thread but am happy with how it is.

Still a problem. I managed to get a well timed screen grab. The dark slide is fading out underneath.

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It happens on all slides, but is more obvious with the change of contrast between light and dark.
It’s like the new slide fades in, horizontally a couple of pixels squashed (or transposed), then comes right just after the transition.

Same thing, one click. Tried OSX Firefox and Win 8 Firefox. Also iex 10.

When I click ‘Authorise on Twitter’ I get the below message over at Twitter…

Whoa there!

There is no request token for this page. That’s the special key we need from applications asking to use your Twitter account. Please go back to the site or application that sent you here and try again; it was probably just a mistake.

I contacted the developer on his Blog. Here’s hoping.

I don’t think the above problem was related to 1.1 as it has been around for a while. However 1.1 has almost certainly broken this plugin now. It stopped working the day they switch off 1.0.

Hopefully the developer can address both issues ASAP.

Mine are back too.

So in the mean time how do we clear the current cache?

Marking as resolved.

Thanks for the help Vaughn. I was finally able to connect after establishing my host was blocking the mysql port.

Great, I’m online now if we can look at it. Although I didn’t get the email.

OK found it.

Follow the link in the Home tab through to your homepage (or blog page). Then find the Page specific Yeost SEO settings. Here use the general tab to set the description.

Edit: You don’t even have to get there via the plugin settings. Individual page settings appear on your page editor, so you can update this directly while editing a page. Look for and click on ‘SEO – Check’. These settings will show up in different places (alongside page/post content, or below it) depending on your WordPress display settings.

Going to the Yoast SEO Settings – > Title and Meta -> Home gives you the two options above.

But they each just take you to either the default wordpress homepage or post editor.

The og:description tag doesn’t seem to ever get explicitly defined as Facebook seems to want.