hello I used your plugin and put the slider slick library. I took only two changes I find interesting you modify it does not alter the structure.
in frontend / views / he pulls a <script> inside the div that contains the style of the loop, if you put a div below usually works with slider.

BEFORE:

<script>
										var id_object_id_<?php echo $ffwd; ?> = '<?php echo addslashes(json_encode($this->model->id_object_id_json)); ?>',
												graph_url_<?php echo $ffwd; ?> = '<?php echo $this->model->graph_url; ?>';
												ffwd_fill_likes_blog_style(JSON.parse(id_object_id_<?php echo $ffwd; ?>), '<?php echo $ffwd; ?>', owner_info_<?php echo $ffwd; ?>, ffwd_params_<?php echo $ffwd; ?>, graph_url_<?php echo $ffwd; ?>);
									</script>

AFTER

</div>
<script>
var id_object_id_<?php echo $ffwd; ?> = '<?php echo addslashes(json_encode($this->model->id_object_id_json)); ?>',
												graph_url_<?php echo $ffwd; ?> = '<?php echo $this->model->graph_url; ?>';
												ffwd_fill_likes_blog_style(JSON.parse(id_object_id_<?php echo $ffwd; ?>), '<?php echo $ffwd; ?>', owner_info_<?php echo $ffwd; ?>, ffwd_params_<?php echo $ffwd; ?>, graph_url_<?php echo $ffwd; ?>);
									</script>

the other was a modification width 100% in two divs:

$("#ffwd_container1_1 #ffwd_container2_1 .blog_style_objects_1").css({
                'width' :'100%'
              });
              $("#ffwd_container1_1 #ffwd_container2_1 .blog_style_objects_conteiner_1 .blog_style_objects_conteiner_1_1").css({
                'width' :'100%'
              });

• This topic was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Heitor_tito.
• This topic was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Heitor_tito.
• This topic was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Heitor_tito.