Try ticking the “DOMContentLoaded event” checkbox (under “Other Settings”) and see if that makes a difference.
If that doesn’t work, then try disabling any optimization plugins (cache plugins) that you have installed as a test.
This doesn´t works. I have no optimization plugins installed.
as already said, I only have the problem with the firefox browser
But your slider ID on that page is “#slider_9393“?
The CSS code you pasted above is for ID “#slider_9736”.
sorry. i posted the wrong site. site is https://de7.wcf-test.de/test1/.
on https://de7.wcf-test.de/ was no additional css code.
but this means that the additional css code has no effect.
Since the pagination position in the Opera and Chrome browser is correct without additional css code, the problem for the firefox browser cannot be solved by additional css.
Why is it then that in the Firefox browser the distance between slide content and pagination is very large when the page is called up? Can you reproduce this behavior in your firefox browser?
sorry. i posted the wrong site. site is https://de7.wcf-test.de/test1/.
on https://de7.wcf-test.de/ was no additional css code.
but this means that the additional css code has no effect.
Since the pagination position in the Opera and Chrome browser is correct without additional css code, the problem for the firefox browser cannot be solved by additional css.
Why is it then that in the Firefox browser the distance between slide content and pagination is very large when the page is called up? Can you reproduce this behavior in your firefox browser?
Yes I do this happening on Firefox. I cannot see why this is happening – I would guess it gas something to do with the transition effect (where it fades out downwards), and Firefox cannot handle this properly. Can you disable this effect and see what happens?
where can I disable the transition effect?
Well if it is being set within Slide Anything, then look at “Slide Transition” under “Items Displayed” (set this to “Slide”).
If this transition is being set by a another plugin or theme, then I’ve no idea…
no setting helps. even if I turn off the pagination, I have a huge empty area between the slider and the end of the website (footer). As I said, this is only the case in Firefox.
Sometimes it is displayed correctly when the browser is called up. Sometimes it helps to update the browser (after approx. 2-3 minutes), then it doesn’t help at all. I don’t understand that and I’m slowly desperate here.
Well there is definitely a ‘funky’ slide down/face out transition effect going on with your slider which I have not seen before. As you transition between slides this effect occurs and I think the space for this transition below the slider is being allocated with Firefox (and not Chrome) – that would be my guess.
I have now removed the css code I posted above.
Now the distance between pagination and the website end (footer) is correct.
But the behavior in Firefox (as described above) has not changed.
Is the behavior only like this for me or do other users have the same problems?
I also tested it on another PC. It was the same behavior there.
Can you fix it?
can you reply to my post?
I did reply – see above. This ‘slide down/fade out’ is not part of Slide Anything:
Yes I do this happening on Firefox. I cannot see why this is happening – I would guess it gas something to do with the transition effect (where it fades out downwards), and Firefox cannot handle this properly. Can you disable this effect and see what happens?
Something else is causing it. Have a look at the Slide Anything demo site within your Firefox browser:
https://edgewebpages.com/
Do you see this transition here?
What I would suggest is:
1) Disable all other plugins temporarily (except SA) to test whether another plugin is causing this issue
2)Switch to another theme temporarily to test whether its the theme causing this transition.
nothing helps – – plugin has been uninstalled
