No matter how I call the reloadSlider(), it always adds a bx-wrapper and everything inside the original bx-wrapper. So if I call it 10 times, I will have 9 nested bx-wrappers, and 10 sets of controls. Furthermore, it also drops the original settings. I can only retain the setting by repassing the original settings back into the reloadSlider().
As for the destroySlider(), all it does is set the controls to move 1 image at a time instead of however many are set to got in a click.
No matter how I call the reloadSlider(), it always adds a bx-wrapper and everything inside the original bx-wrapper. So if I call it 10 times, I will have 9 nested bx-wrappers, and 10 sets of controls. Furthermore, it also drops the original settings. I can only retain the setting by repassing the original settings back into the reloadSlider().
As for the destroySlider(), all it does is set the controls to move 1 image at a time instead of however many are set to got in a click.