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Hi Victoria
I actually am on version 4.4, I reverted back after trying 4.4.1. The same problem still exists.I’m have the same issue on our site at http://www.tarptent.com. I had updated to 4.4.1, noticed the issue then reverted back to 4.4 and the problem was still occurring. I did implement the fix for the [Object object] error, but that didn’t seem to affect the fallback image.
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/fullwidth-easy-slider-with-video-asking-for-object-on-mobile/
The video is being hosted by Vimeo.
Any suggestions would be great! Thank you!
I’m also getting the [object Object] for a vimeo video on the Fullwidth Easy Slider on mobile. The compression for JS and CSS is disabled in the theme settings.
Thanks Yigit,
The menu now shows on mobile but the main nav and the social icons are stacked on top of each other and the header area is quite tall (height). Is there a fix for this?
Thanks Vinay
I discovered the problem was the formatting of the code I have… I believe the tab indents on the li elements were causing the issue. After I removed them it worked just fine.
cheers
Hi Ismael
There are 3 icon links right below the logo when the site first loads (the nav bar is hidden)… those 3 links have the anchors.
Hi Josue
Thank you for your help.
Sorry, I think I needed to be more clear … I don’t mind the animation on the loading of the masonry (which the above code removes). What I’m looking for is on the hover state of a masonry item the caption and background rise up from the bottom…. I want to remove that ‘rising action’ and just have it fade in with no movement. Does that make sense?
Thanks Ismael, that worked perfectly.
I have another issue regarding centering text with the masonry element…. here’s the scenario :
I have two masonry galleries on a page each containing two (2) images each, and both are set to Perfect Masonry. On the top gallery I set the column number to ‘3’ and the bottom one to ‘4’. I did this to achieve a tiling effect so that the images stay grouped together on both top and bottom when the page size changes. However this causes an issue when trying to center the text horizontally. It seems like the width is being calculated using the column number instead of the image number, so the text is off center. Is there a way around this, or a solution to calculating the horizontal center for this type usage with the masonry element?
here’s the page: Example
Andy, thanks … it turns out I had some code in the functions file that was interfering with it. I forgot to tell you I resolved it!
cheers
I’m having a problem trying to do the exact same thing … center the title and price vertically on a masonry element. I tried the above code and it didn’t work… any ideas?
Here’s a link to the example : LINKOn further inspection the problem is not resolved. The order changed when I deactivated that plugin. But the sorting still does not work…. any ideas?
