Arreane
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Hi Markus,
No Problem! Let us know how it goes. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Please try and add the code below to your functions.php
the $options[‘move’] will determine the number of steps the slide will move. In your case, it’s 1.
function metaslider_flex_params($options, $slider_id, $settings) { $options['move'] = '1'; return $options; } add_filter('metaslider_flex_slider_parameters', 'metaslider_flex_params', 10, 3);Let us know how it goes.
- This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by James Huff.
- This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Arreane.
I’m sorry you’re experiencing issues.
MetaSlider has been tested to work with WordPress v6.0.
The way you describe it is that it’s possible that one of your plugins is throwing a console error which is likely preventing MetaSlider’s script to run.
In order for you to isolate which plugin is causing the issue, please try to deactivate all your plugins except for MetaSlider and switch your theme temporarily to Twenty-Twenty One. If this fixes your MetaSlider issue, you can then try to activate all the plugins back one-by-one until you find which of the plugin is causing the conflict.
Hi,
This issue might be caused by another plugin/theme. So, please try to deactivate all your plugins except for MetaSlider and switch your theme temporarily to Twenty-Twenty One. If this fixes your MetaSlider issue, you can then try to activate all the plugins back one-by-one until you find which of the plugin is causing the conflict.
Hi,
Looks like the issue is with the Easy FancyBox plugin.
Although we support a list of lightbox plugins, we are not the ones maintaining it.
Alternatively, you can try the other supported lightbox plugins listed in the plugin overview.
You can also reach out to the Easy FancyBox support forum regarding this matter.
Hi,
I went ahead and checked your site but I couldn’t find any MetaSlider embedded from the page.
Hi,
The purpose of carousel mode is to display multiple images at a time. The amount of slide displayed in a carousel will vary depending on your container and image width.
You can disable the carousel mode and set your effect to “slide”.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Quick Event Manager] Events desapear after WordPress actualizationHi,
I would suggest reaching out to Themify support regarding the issue as we are unable to test issues with premium theme.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Quick Event Manager] Events desapear after WordPress actualizationHi,
Thank you for providing your health check info.
We’ve tested the QEM calendar with WordPress v6.0 and it worked fine without a problem.
It’s possible that the issue you’re experiencing is caused by a plugin/theme conflict. Please try deactivating all your plugins except for Quick Event Manager then switch your theme to a default WordPress theme like Twenty-Twenty One.
Once done, see if the events will display again. If it does, activate all your plugins back one-by-one until you can find which one is causing the conflict. Then, switch your theme back to themify-ultra.
Let us know how it goes.
We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.
We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.
Asking access or files is against the forum guidelines. Can you reach out to our support site instead by clicking the beacon at the bottom right corner of our site – https://www.metaslider.com/
I tried duplicating a slideshow on my test site and it seems to worked fine.
Please try deleting the duplicated slideshow then try to duplicate the slideshow again. Please also make sure that all the other plugins are deactivated during this test and see if it will work out fine this time.
Let us know how it goes.
Are you seeing only a blank page? If so, Please try and turn on debug mode.
- Log into your server via SSH or FTP.
- Edit the wp-config.php file using SSH or your FTP client.
- Near the bottom of the file you’ll see the following:
define('WP_DEBUG', false); - Change the WP_DEBUG value to true
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
I’d also like to know what your PHP and WordPress are.
After logging into your WordPress admin, go to Tools > Site Health > Info > Server. There you’ll find the PHP version on which your WordPress site is currently running.