I've been extensively working with the react-slick library for my project. I have a parent slider that contains multiple items, each having its own nested slider. I've observed an issue where, if I switch between images inside the nested slider and then move to a different item in the parent slider, the images tend to flicker or blink.
I suspect this behavior might be related to the infinite: true setting. It seems like when the images rotate indefinitely, an effect is created where the carousel potentially replicates the slides to achieve the infinite loop. This might be causing some confusion regarding the index of the image, especially when switching between the parent and nested sliders.
The behavior feels quite odd, and I'm looking for a solution or a workaround. Has anyone else experienced this? Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Hello react-slick community,
I've been extensively working with the react-slick library for my project. I have a parent slider that contains multiple items, each having its own nested slider. I've observed an issue where, if I switch between images inside the nested slider and then move to a different item in the parent slider, the images tend to flicker or blink.
I suspect this behavior might be related to the infinite: true setting. It seems like when the images rotate indefinitely, an effect is created where the carousel potentially replicates the slides to achieve the infinite loop. This might be causing some confusion regarding the index of the image, especially when switching between the parent and nested sliders.
There is video demonstrating this problem https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/video/21884916?key=9db58548d6e3835f37be22c213f6a385
Here's a minimal example to reproduce the issue (focus on the behaviour of item 1): https://codesandbox.io/s/react-slick-nested-slider-8932m5?file=/src/App.js
The behavior feels quite odd, and I'm looking for a solution or a workaround. Has anyone else experienced this? Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance!