Hi @thiartj
I checked the linked page, but currently the slider appeared fine for me, even after refreshing the page multiple times.
Anyways, what you are describing sounds like a caching issue or an SSL issue.
As you noticed, the slider also has its own caching. Basically we are caching the HTML of the slider, and we display the on the frontend. So if somehow the URLs of the resources in the cache are wrong, then the we will try to display those until the cache gets regenerated.
What I suspect is that, you or somebody else might accessed the site from an URL that your SSL is not valid for and the slider cache gets generated on that URL. So when you access your site on the proper URL, our resources can not be loaded as your SSL is not valid for those URLs that our cache contains.
The reason I suspect this is because, if I type anything random before your site url, e.g.:
the browser will redirect you to an URL like this:
where the browser will display a certificate error but if you proceed the page will load regardless, meaning that it has a chance that the slider cache gets generated there.
So in the first place you should fix the core problem that your site can be accessed from all kinds of URLs. Typically this problem can happen when you have the WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL constants defined somewhere ( usually in the wp-config.php ) with wrong patterns. You can confirm this if you go to:
- WordPress > Settings > General
and you check if the “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” fields are editable or not. If they are not, then most likely you have those constants defined somewhere wrongly.
If you fixed this problem ( so your site can only be reached from URLs that your SSL is valid for ), and you still see the problem even after that, then please let us know. However make sure you won’t clear the cache or anything, as we will need to take a look at your site while the problem occurs.
Best regards,
Laszlo.