Hi! Thanks for downloading the plugin, much appreciated 🙂
There is indeed a conflict with the Revolution slider. It’s not really a jQuery conflict, more an incompatibility between the way RevSlider works and the way my plugin works.
I do have an experimental version available for situations like these, but this is not an officially released version (at least not at the moment). It’s worth giving a shot and seeing if that would solve the issue.
Download it from here: https://github.com/senff/Sticky-Menu-or-Anything-On-Scroll-WP/archive/master.zip
Unzip all the files and move them to /wp-content/plugins/sticky-menu-or-anything-on-scroll, overwriting all the files that are already in that directory.
I can’t guarantee that it will work, simply because of the way RevSlider works (I won’t get into all the technical details), but please give it a shot and let me know if it helps.
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mrrl
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Thanks for your quick reply! I installed the experimental version and it solved it! Well, part of it. It interrupts the animation (freezes the last state it was in) but this is already better than it was and I think the client will accept this solution.
So RevSlider can be a pain in the ass right? Like many, I had a site that was using the older version and it got hacked. Too bad, because I haven’t yet found a plugin that does it better.
I wouldn’t say RevSlider is a pain in the ass. It just has a specific way of initializing things that requires some extra configuration for my plugin. There were other sliders/menus where this issue also occured, so it’s just a matter of compatibility.
It’s like putting a car stereo in a car! You buy one, and it will fit most cars. But some cars are a little more custom built, so you need to do a little work on the car stereo first before it fits.
Hope that makes sense. I’m sorry it’s not fully functional, but I will continue to look into it.
@mrrl — please note that I have just released verion 1.2 of the plugin. If you still use the experimental version, it will be overwritten after you update, but the functionality it had is now part of version 1.2.
All you have to do to keep that functionality after updating, is to check the Dynamic Mode checkbox in the plugin settings.
