ipanis
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Not sure if related but I cleared out some orphaned sending tasks and sending seems ok now. Resolved.
- This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by ipanis.
Hello,
The slideshow is located on the homepage.
I have tried ruling out issues on my own end by viewing the page under the following conditions:
- Logged in / logged out
- In Chrome / in Microsoft Edge
- In incognito
- On my external monitor (32″) / on my laptop screen (16″)
- On my phone
In every single scenario the logos are appearing much smaller than they should, like Image #1.
I’m not sure why it seems to only display on my end, but I have made sure to view it on every possible different medium I could think of to ensure that this is not an issue specific to my own setup.
Hello,
I tried WP Rollback on my staging site and have indeed observed that rolling back to the previous version 3.100.1 reverts my slider back to normal. However I do prefer to keep all my plugins updated to their latest versions and hope for a fix in a future update.
Thanks!
I went to my staging site where the slider looked normal (as pictured in image #2 of my first post), updated MetaSlider and now the plugin looks like this.
I am specifically referring to the slider of logos which I have uploaded through MetaSlider.
The plugin changing behaviors right after I update it leads me to believe this is not a problem with WPBakery but a problem with the MetaSlider update. I have not really touched anything to do with WPBakery today, at least not on the homepage.
I’m not sure what you mean. I don’t believe my problem is related to WPBakery. I am also using the free version of MetaSlider.
Seems I mistakenly thought I could listen for wpformsAjaxSubmitSuccess with a regular event listener, which was not the case. Did some digging and realized I had to be using jQuery on() instead. Resolved.
jQuery(document).on('wpformsAjaxSubmitSuccess', function(event) { console.log("form submitted"); });Oh, I saw that option but didn’t realize it would also carry over the analytics. That works perfectly then – thanks so much!
I’ve solved the issue by having a smaller slide and using media queries to switch between displaying the two. Thank you
If you’re familiar with the code, may I get pointers on how to call those functions? I’ve tried:
$("#metaslider-id-68045").pause()$("#metaslider-id-68045").flexslider('data').pause()$("#metaslider-id-68045").flexslider('pause')…and they keep showing up as undefined. Sorry, the codebase is a little bit difficult to read and I haven’t worked with jQuery in a while.
Ok, no problem. Was just wondering if there was a feature within the plugin I was missing. Thank you!
Sorry, I’m probably explaining it incorrectly. Basically I want to have a carousel that’s displayed on my page like this:
Carousel has slides A-F, displays 5 images at a time
A B C D E
Then it moves like this:
B C D E F
C D E F A
D E F A B
Displays multiple images but moves one at a time in that aspect. Then when it reaches the last slide (F), the next slide is the first slide (A), instead of it doing a whole animation where it stops and resets back to A. The logo carousel on my page which moves continuously also exhibits this animation: no infinite loop on either carousel as far as I can tell – they both “reset” once they reach the end.
Oh – I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong then, because checking that box makes it go from flipping through the slides to moving continuously. Here is my site:
[redacted]
I have two different instances of MetaSlider on the page; one for the team and one for displaying company logos. The company carousel is currently set to loop continuously while the team carousel is not. Both demonstrate the same behavior where the slider runs out of images and resets.
- This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata). Reason: removed login
Did some poking around – seems like the width of the slider is 14k pixels, making the parent container 14k pixels and shifting the paragraph towards the “center” of the huge container. I’m not sure if the width is supposed to be like that; nevertheless I set it to 100vw on my own and this has fixed the issue 🙂
I have re-added the carousel. I have created some animations within the section above it (the boxes) using intersection observers and adding/removing classes – not sure why, but the presence of the carousel breaks this animation. There is also a paragraph that is meant to be above the carousel that is getting pushed rightwards due to the carousel being there.
- This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by ipanis.
Not sure what the issue is, but the presence of the carousel seems to be breaking some animations as well. Disabling and will look into it, thanks