You giving me a link to the front-end page is not going to help me investigate an issue obviously within the WP Dashboard. Can you provide me with a screenshot?
I have not noticed this issue myself. I use chrome, and I’ve resized my window to 1280 wide and tested this just now without issue.
I would look at other plugins possibly clashing with Slide Anything, although I do not see why this would happen.
Sorry, I thought I attached screenshot. Here it is – https://goo.gl/Qzwq5W
That is odd. What browser are you using?
Have you tried disabling other plugins to see if there is a clash?
Hello again!
I found plugin that influence on yours: https://wordpress.org/plugins/easytimetable-responsive-schedule-management-system/
But I need to use it on my site also.
Also I found what kind of error is going on. Besides the content is bigger then the window, the button “cancel” covers the button “ok”. If I go in viewport and tell the cancel-button to not display I can click on ok-button. I hope you understood the issue.
Is there a solution to this problem?
We have had this issue with another plugin clashing with Slide Anything in the WordPress Dashboard (cannot remember which plugin).
It turned out that the other plugin was running the Admin scripts/style globally (with all pages) of the WordPress Dashboard. Admin Scripts/Style are normally executed using the built-in ‘admin_enqueue_scripts‘ WordPress Action. And within the function this action calls, you need to test for a specific screen post type – so for Slide Anything I have the following code in my function:
$screen = get_current_screen();
if ($screen->post_type == 'sa_slider') {
...
}
So the class we had previously with Slide Anything and that other plugin was because they had not included this IF statement within their code, which loaded their Scripts/CSS globally throughout the Dashbord. Often this won’t cause a problem/clash, but sometimes does. You need to contact the EasyTimetable developers about this.
