Robert

I think there might be a small misunderstanding here. So I looked through this a bit further, and on the homepage source I could not find any Smart Slider codes, so I believe you are having problems with Slider Revolution, just mistyped the topic title? Based on the screenshot you sent, it seems their slider cannot load because of those errors. So in this case I would rather advise you to contact them instead, and they should know why it doesn’t load, and help resolve it as well:
https://www.sliderrevolution.com/help-center/

If you see the same problem with Smart Slider 3, then please send a link to the page where you see it with our slider, and we’ll help resolve that.

If someone else has a similar problem, in this case the problem was caused by LiteSpeed Cache. Disabling their Generate UCSS option resolved the issue.

Hi @ewd910

Indeed that seems to be the case, so in this case please update this code part

if (!$h || strpos($h[0], '200') !== false) {

to this

if (is_array($h) && strpos($h[0], '200') !== false) {

And it should work as expected afterwards. We will also include this in the next Smart Slider update.

Hi @startle9602

Based on your debugging, if the folders are not just examples here:
/wp-content/themes/theme/images//an_image.jpg
then your uploads folder path is changed. It is probably done in your wp-config.php file, like this:

define('UPLOADS', 'wp-content/themes/theme/images/');

When defining the UPLOADS folder you should not have a / character at the end, so the correct definition would look like this:

define('UPLOADS', 'wp-content/themes/theme/images');

If this is truly the problem, then please adjust it, and afterwards the images in Smart Slider will have the correct paths as well. However, if you did not define the UPLOADS folder, then please contact us through our support form here:
https://smartslider3.com/contact-us/support/?topic=Conflict
And we’ll help figure out what is causing this problem.

Hi @influ

We don’t have a limit on the number of slides, so you can add as many slides to the slider as you like, but we usually don’t recommend many slides with lots of images for optimization purposes.

However, the “Minimal Logo Slider” template you mentioned is a premium template that is only available for the Pro version, so the settings available in the Pro version can change that. According to the forum rules:
https://wordpress.org/support/guidelines/#do-not-post-about-commercial-products
we can only provide support for the Free version. So please contact us through our ticket system:
https://smartslider3.com/contact-us/support/
and we will tell you there which setting may cause the problem.

There is probably a cache plugin, server cache or full page cache, which is why your site is still serving the previous codes, and that is why you still see the loader. Clear all cache and then have a look again. ( Make sure that you have not only selected another value, but also saved the settings. )

And as for the blank page:
We make the social login via the Oauth2 protocol:
https://oauth.net/2/
this is a protocol based on back-and-forth redirection, and while your server is running the PHP codes, it is expected that a blank page may appear, and you can’t really do anything about it.
The only thing you could try is disabling the avatar storing in Nextend Social Login:
https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/global-settings-privacy/
Downloading and storing images is a slightly more resource-demanding process, so if you turn this off, it might speed things up a bit, but of course it doesn’t guarantee that you won’t see a blank page for a moment due to the reasons mentioned above.

Hi @xroox!

We too register just plain WordPress accounts. So we register accounts the exact same way as WordPress does when you sign up through the traditional email form. Nextend Social Login provides an extra login/signup option, but won’t take away from already existing features. So you can have a traditional sign up form, and Nextend Social Login buttons on the same page.

Additionally, if you have already registered with an email address, then use Nextend Social Login to sign in, and the email address of the WordPress account matches with the email address of the social media account, then we will log you in to this WordPress account, and link the social media account to this WordPress account as well.

If you want a custom login page, then please note that by default we only display our social login buttons on the default login page of WordPress, so if you want to show the login buttons elsewhere, you can use our shortcode:
https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/usage/

Hi @tmora!

Changing the color or the size are already changes that some providers do not allow at all, as they have the exact guidelines for the color, font, font size, background color, paddings to be used. In case you really want to change the design and risk your app getting disabled, then for CSS you do not need to search for a folder, you just need to check the buttons on a page where they are published (by default on the /wp-login.php page we will display the buttons for the enabled providers), then write your custom CSS based on the selector of the button, and use the !important rule if needed. Also, please note that we are unable to provide support for custom coding and problems that are the result of such custom coding.

Note: On the Buttons tab you can change some parts of the HTML of the given provider’s button:
https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/buttons/
Or if you want, you could make custom HTML buttons as well, all you need to do is add our link around your HTML, as you can see on the Usage tab for each of the providers:
https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/usage/
In this case it is important to mention that these links will be hard-coded, so they will not track our endpoints, so if our endpoint URL changes (for example the /wp-login.php slug changes, or you configure the OAuth redirect uri proxy page), you will need to update the links manually as well.