Open alexberendei opened 5 years ago
I had the same issue, so thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, it seems to break the pagination as well…
@tehfink yes, navigation stops working with overflow:hidden
. And not immediately, but after some actions, the logic of which I can not understand.
Probably, a quick press "right" and "left" among others causes a breakdown. Also, the transition from dot navigation to arrows often causes a crash.
UPD 1. Error text.
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'offsetLeft' of undefined
at n.value (bulma-carousel.min.js:formatted:1708)
at e.value (bulma-carousel.min.js:formatted:1490)
at o.value (bulma-carousel.min.js:formatted:531)
at o.value (bulma-carousel.min.js:formatted:506)
at e.value (bulma-carousel.min.js:formatted:1151)
UPD 2.
It seems that problems with navigation arise in any case. They do not depend on overflow:hidden
. Apparently, quick fix works as expected.
I hope this gets fixed soon, the temp fix posted works for now for me
I hava the same problem. It's fine in firefox and sarafi, just in chrome it expends the visible slides in device mode.
this is the sass source code,why comment overflow?
there is the alternative plan use react: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-responsive-carousel
some of us don't use react or ever want to.
year but bulma extensions's js is sock.
Adding overflow:hidden
in Container worked for me.
You can also add is-clipped class in container
https://codepen.io/adhaxious/pen/JjdRwvO
I have this behavior after I've updated the bulma carousel to 4.0.4.
My quick fix was to override the css "slider" class and add
overflow:hidden