Arreane

Hi,

Yes, I have received an issue with site migration but it was because the user didn’t migrate the site correctly.

Most issues were because the site url was not updated or the images were not imported.

Can you try disabling all the other plugins except for MetaSlider temporarily, then try to change the size and save again.

In case the issue exists when only MetaSlider and the Twenty Twenty One theme are active, then you can try to turn on WordPress’ debug mode and see if there are any errors that occur during saving.

You can change the width and height here https://share.getcloudapp.com/Z4uKAYOl

Changing the image size would trigger the cropping for the images. This would be a possible fix for your issue.

Let me know how it goes.

Hi,

Thank you very much for these detailed steps. I tested both Nivo and Coin slider’s slide preview on my end and was able to experience some issues. I’ve reported the issue to the development team so that they check it.

Please keep watching this ticket and I will notify you once I get any updates.

Thanks.

Hi,

Glad to hear it’s working now. Let me know if you have any other issues.

By the way, if you’re enjoying MetaSlider, please leave us a 5-star review. These reviews really help us out and let others find our plugin more easily.

If you don’t think we deserve the 5 stars please let us know how we can improve, too.https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/ml-slider/reviews/?rate=5#new-post

Thanks

Hi,

Please provide more information about the issue.

What error message do you see, and what steps did you take before the error occured.

Hi,

It looks like one of your plugin/theme is throwing a script error which is preventing MetaSlider to load.

You can try to temporarily disable all your plugins except MetaSlider and activate them one by one until you can see which of the plugin is causing the issue.

One of the causes of a jQuery migrate error is that one of your plugin is out of date and is using the old version of jQuery. To fix this, make sure that all your plugins are up-to-date and are still maintained by the plugin developer.

Let us know how it goes.

Cheers,
Arreane

Hi,

I’m afraid you might need basic PHP skills in order to implement the customization properly.

You can try to run var_dump() or print_r() functions to check the slide id’s value. For example: var_dump($slide);die;

rand(0,2) is a PHP function that returns a random value. In this case ranging from 0 to 2
0 -> is the index of the array’s first element.
2 -> is the index of the array’s last element. If you have 10 image in the array, then the value in the rand() function should be 9.

'metaslider_random_images', 10, 3) <- you don’t need to make changes on this part since this line is just used to call the WordPress hook

Hope this makes sense. Let us know if you need anything else.