Closed richardblythe closed 3 years ago
I have created a hack that resolves the problem for now. This is certainly not ideal but it works for now:
$slider.sliderPro({ "init": function () { //hack to fix weird layers bug setTimeout(function(){ $slider.trigger('mouseover'); },800); setTimeout(function(){ $slider.trigger('mouseout'); },802); }, "gotoSlide" : function () { //hack to fix weird layers bug setTimeout(function(){ $slider.trigger('mouseover'); },800); setTimeout(function(){ $slider.trigger('mouseout'); },802); } });
Hi. Sorry for the late reply! If you post a link to the page, I could check if some setting is causing it to behave in this way.
Best, David
Thanks for your reply and for your help. Here's the site: https://harvestnortheast.com/
You're welcome! You can fix the issue without the hack by increasing the value of the autoplayDelay
option (default value is 5000 ms) to 6000 or more. The current problem is that the slider tries to navigate to the next slide too early after the layers become visible.
Thank you so much!
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You're welcome! You can fix the issue without the hack by increasing the value of the autoplayDelay option (default value is 5000 ms) to 6000 or more. The current problem is that the slider tries to navigate to the next slide too early after the layers become visible.
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I have two text layers over my slide. The first layer slides in from the left, then a second layer slides down from the top. The layers do not remain visible like I have specified unless I quickly move the mouse over the slide at the beginning. It's like the mouse event is triggering code that makes the layer effects behave properly. Here's a short video that illustrates the problem:
https://youtu.be/oKce5qirOrA