Border and other styling questions

Hi @gopanthers, thanks for the feedback. I’m sorry for the confusion over the name change. I tried to keep people in the know with upgrade notices within the plugin via v1.2.1 of Easing Slider, but it is possible some had missed it. The name had to be changed as the plugin no longer relies on the ‘jQuery Easing’ plugin, so it was misleading.

In deleting Riva Slider “Lite”, your Easing Slider settings should actually still remain available if you decide to downgrade temporarily. That said, I’d not recommend doing so as Riva Slider “Lite” is the way forward. You can permanently delete Easing Slider’s old settings from within Riva Slider “Lite” from its ‘Settings’ panel. It should also automatically import them after the upgrade.

The scrollbar issue sounds like a small bug that needs to be fixed. There definitely shouldn’t be any scrollbars. If you could link me to the page in question, I’ll happily take a quick look for you and get on it right away.

As for the styling, yes temporarily this is the case. Manual is the only way to go. The customization options are being added again soon but had to be held back for initial release. A visual styling editor is being implemented, much like the one used to customize a theme. Have a brief look at the post below for a little more information.

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/update-is-finally-here

I see what you mean. The border actually appear to be caused by the ‘pre’ and ‘code’ HTML tags which are wrapping the slideshow. This seems incorrect to me, could be your theme doing it automatically.

You should be able to remove those from the WordPress post editor. You may have to switch to the ‘HTML’ tab when doing so.

Re-adding the border to your liking is simple with some CSS. For example, the code below (when added to your themes style.css file) will give it a 5 pixel black border. You can play around with the pixel values and border colours yourself.

.rivasliderlite {
    border: 5px solid #000 !important;
}

Hi @Yalliving, the data updater message you are receiving is not Easing Slider related at all. There is nothing I can do about that, I’m sorry.

To import your old slideshow after updating, you have to follow the instructions below. These are very clear and simple, it should be fine.

Navigate to the “Edit Slideshow” admin panel and click the “Import my Easing Slider v1.x settings” button. That’s it! Your old slideshow settings should now be imported.

Here is a video of the procedure

If the slideshow was built into your theme, that isn’t anything to do with us and you’ll need to get in contact with the theme developer.