Hello,
I am really sorry for the issue that you were facing.
Please always update any plugin after checking the change-log. As i our latest update our change log was :
1.9.1 (26, Dec 2019)
[*] Updated features list.
[*] Replaced wp_reset_query() with wp_reset_postdata()
[*] Added prefix wpsisac- to all classes in css to avoid conflict with any theme and third-party plugins.
Where we have added the note ie Added prefix wpsisac- to all classes in css to avoid conflict with any theme and third-party plugins.
If you need our help, please let us know 🙂
Thread Starter
Sixhop
(@sixhop)
Thank you for your answer.
Still, how does that help me?
When the plugin author changes css classes, I have 3 choices:
- to update the plugin and change all css files
- not update the plugin
- switch to different plugin
I always want to keep all plugins updated to the most current version for safety reasons. So, only 2 choices left. I opted to switch plugin and was glad I had been running slick slider on only few websites.
Hello @sixhop,
I can understand your concern but some time we also need to take care to avoid the conflict 🙂 . if you have added a custom css then you can just add the prefix to the css classes that we have added.
