Open eivanmariscal opened 8 years ago
One possible solution:
Try setting the .ls-panel
and .liquid-slider
classes to both a fixed max-width like 2000px. I know it's not very semantic but I wrote this code 4 years ago and had to make it easily upgradable with the Coda Slider that came before it
If that doesnt work, I have another idea what might be causing it. Let me know
Thank you for replying, Kevin. I tried setting the max-width to 2000px but it didn't fix the problem. However, I tried with values like 1000, 1400px and the problem was partially solved. On screen resolutions like 1080p the slider works perfectly because I set the max-width to 1400px but on resolutions below 1080p the problem keeps happening. Do you think there's another alternative to fix the problem? Thanks in advance!
It could be specific to your code. Send me an email kbat82@gmail.com with your code and I'll post the solution here.
I solved this doing some dirty fix. See code below, taken from "jquery.liquid-slider.min.js"
.css({"max-width":jQuery(i.sliderId+" .ls-panel:first-child").width(),width:"100%"})
Just change "max-width" to "mmax-width" or some inválid CSS code, it worked for me.
Hey @cacacobra
This thread 2.5 years old :D I haven't worked on this code in a long time so it's not fresh in my memory. I'm not sure the above hack is needed, but if it works then good. Resize the browser a few times to make sure nothing breaks.
Hello, I'm trying to set the slider width to 100% but something strange happens when positioning on the last slide/tab, it shows a fragment of the first tab and the current tab moves to the left side. When positioning on the other tabs the content looks fine.
When I resize the window on Chrome the problem fixes itself but on Firefox it fixes for a couple of seconds and then it moves again.
This is the CSS I changed: .liquid-slider .ls-panel {
width: 100%; display: block; float: left; }
How can I set the slider to 100%?