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woocommerce / FlexSlider

An awesome, fully responsive jQuery slider plugin
http://www.woocommerce.com/flexslider/
GNU General Public License v2.0
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BlackBerry #3

Closed misinc closed 13 years ago

misinc commented 13 years ago

Do you know if this slider is compatible with BlackBerry devices running OS 5?

tylernotfound commented 13 years ago

It has been tested on OS 6 and verified to work. I can't speak for OS 5 though, as I haven't found a suitable device to test with.

I am removing this as an issue, as I do not guarantee support for OS 5 anywhere. My hunch is that it works just fine, however.

firmanw commented 13 years ago

I tried demo on BB webkit OS 6 and yes the slider is work. But navigation doesn't work both direction and pagination, no matter I click navigation the slides just simply ignore it.

tylernotfound commented 13 years ago

I'll look into it. Thanks firmanw.

brilac commented 12 years ago

I get the same issue. Any update?

tylernotfound commented 12 years ago

I've yet to find a BB testing device. Stores doesn't usually have functional display models around here.

davebeesleyarchived commented 12 years ago

I am currently testing this on a BB Bold 9300 - v5.0.0.977 The slide images are appearing full width regardless of max-width:100% constraints applied to them. BB5 is awful with images in responsive stuff. Will post a fix later when I have it.

davebeesleyarchived commented 12 years ago

My bad, I was floating the .slides element. I can give this slider a clean bill of health in BB5, aside of my idiocy

tylernotfound commented 12 years ago

Well, thanks for testing it in BB5 for me! :D @davebeesley1983

davebeesleyarchived commented 12 years ago

Another quick note. This issue reared its head to me again today. adding .slides{overflow:hidden;} acts as a float clearance for BB5 (and probably IE6 etc) However I can't guarantee it won't have knock on effects. If you are feeling daring a JS/JQuery solution may be if (navigator.userAgent.match(/MIDP/i)){ $('.slides').css('overflow','hidden'); } although sniffing using the User Agent String isn't the most robust way of seeking out a browser.