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Based on: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/fullscreen-slider-srcoll-down-bug/
I have just noticed this jumping issue is still there. Now I see it jump on a page where I did not click on the scroll down button. Try scrolling down this page: http://goo.gl/zR6n14
Pay close attention to the big picture with the green truck. Please note that you should try this in Safari.
Hey DavyE!
Try updating to the latest version of Enfold (there is a new one: 2.6.1).
Best regards,
JosueHi!
I’ve just checked your site, and it’s working properly, http://www.transics.com/product/tx-connect-mobile/#pro-intro . What could be happening is if javascript hasn’t finished loading and you click on the scroll-down, it will performed in a strange way.
Regards,
DavidNope, sorry to disappoint you, but that’s definitely not the case. As I said, it doesn’t even happen only when I click that scroll down button. It happens even without clicking it.
It is there for sure, already 6 colleagues have reported this to me and I have it as well. Note that I’m using Safari on a Mac, but only one of those colleagues has a Mac as well, the others are PCs.
I guess I’ll have to make a video of it, as it seems you guys keep denying this issue actually exists.
Hi!
No, i did see the issue. Just to make sure we are using the latest latest version of Enfold please update yours to 2.6.2.
Best regards,
JosueIt should be the latest version, I probably just forgot to update the style.css file.
I’ve noticed the problem fixes itself by resizing the browser after it’s loaded, but I can’t add a message to my webpage telling visitors to resize their browser, now can I? :)
Hey!
I’m not entirely sure if multiple full screen sliders will work on a page. The whole rendering scheme of a *full-screen* slider is that it takes up the entire screen on load. So if it isn’t visible it may not be able to calculate the screen size correctly.
I’ll tag the topic for Kriesi to look into but my suggestion would be not to use a second fullscreen slider and instead use a color section or fullwidth slider there instead in case Kriesi’s solution is to prevent multiple fullscreen sliders on the same page (if it isn’t something that can have multiple instances).
Regards,
DevinI have been using multiple fullscreen sliders on one page for months now, it always worked perfectly fine until the latest 1 or 2 updates, where there seems to be a small glitch until you resize the browser a little.
If multiple fullscreen sliders per page is becoming a problem for future updates, then I’ll be forced to use fullscreen color section, but that would mean I need to edit about 250 pages. That’s why I would prefer it just works fine again. :)
Reason why I use a second fullscreen slider instead of fullscreen color section is simply because the latter wasn’t available yet, back then.
Hey!
Thank you for using the theme as always!
This issue is a curious thing because I can’t reproduce it on my end. I’m not sure where the “delay jump” is coming from but playing around with it I think I found a temporary fix. I can also see the issue on Chrome Windows 8. Looks like it has something to do with -webkit-transform property. Please add this on Quick CSS or custom.css:
.avia-fullscreen-slider .avia-slideshow-inner { -webkit-transform: translate3d(0px, 0px, 0px) !important; }This will fix the “delay jump” issue but you’ll lose the parallax effect for the slider. I’m sure Kriesi can find a bullet-proof fix for this so please wait for his response.
Best regards,
Ismael
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