Not covering the full screen

Hi @tenzinrabjam ,
if you want to cover the entire screen you have to use the fullscreen option. If you think this option does not work, please send an example of a slider you are having problems with.
Since I checked the link you submitted but I can’t find an example of a slider made in Transition Slider there.
Send a special example that clearly shows that the fullscreen option does not work from edge to edge, so they can help you more.

Have a nice day!

Thank you so much, it is fixed now, but a quick question, what is shortcut for the text to show up smaller on phone or iPad?

You’re welcome, if you’re still having problems in the future with the slider not filling the entire screen, make sure the container you put the slider in may not have any paddings or margins.

As for how you can make the text scroll smaller on your mobile or iPad, this is an option you can find in our PRO version of the slider. So there we offer additional options and one of them is that you can set a certain font size or any other option for each element on the slider for mobile or iPad.

So I recommend that you take a look at our website (https://transitionslider.com/) a few examples of our templates and opt for the PRO version which supports more options than the Free version.
And every two weeks you can expect a new update with new extensions.

Have a nice day!

Hi Dario, I’m having the same issue with the slider not taking full screen, you can see a sample here https://www.ncpfolders.com/ can you please help.

Hi @jennwprez ,

I just checked your site but there is no example with our Transition Slider plugin. But as I wrote once again to our user, the only thing that can be a problem when you put a shortcode from our slider is that the container element you put it in is not fullscreen or maybe it contains some padding that needs to be removed in the theme you are using.

Our slider in fullscreen mode works by taking up 100% of the width and 100% of the height of the element in which it is located, so if you put it in an element that has a small padding along the edge of the page then it will look like a slider is not fullscreen, the only problem is that you need to remove the padding from the element it is in, and that unfortunately has nothing to do with our slider.

Thanks for the inquiry and for using us slider,
have a nice day!