Double nav on R. SLides

Tested it on another site. Should have done that first. Seems it is only happening on this website. Looking into further.

Noticing on the site above, the class has “rslides rslides1 rslides2” while another site I am testing has “rslides rslides1”

No idea what is going on on this site. I just added CSS to hide the duplicates. Curious to know why it is adding the second class, which seems to trigger the second set of navigation.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Neotropic2023.

I have the same issue! allisondougherty.com

Any chance you’d be willing to share your CSS? I use the sliders on all of my galleries.

Hi @neotropic2023 and @allisondougherty,

That is strange. I can’t reproduce the error but @neotropic2023, I can see the slider is being initialized twice for some reason.

Do you know which version of WP you currently have? Also, if you happen to know which PHP version as well.

@allisondougherty, do you have a link to your site? I can help you with the CSS in the meantime to at least hide the duplicate navigation.

Most recent WP. I always keep everything up to date. Not sure of their PHP. I do know I get warnings in WP. We tried getting them to upgrade it. We know how that can be sometimes getting a host to upgrade.

They are on a server not hosted with us. One of three out of our 20+. And only theirs does this.

Oh, and one last thing.
This line of code in function ‘render_public_slides()’ on metaslider.class.php
$html[] = '<!-- MetaSlider -->';

Gets outputted as:
<p><!-- MetaSlider --></p>

LOL, that bothers me. Stickler with spacing. And dislike unneeded stuff being wrapped in praragraph tags.

Could just do this:
$html[] = '</div><!--// MetaSlider-->';

Mere formatting suggestion as removing auto paragraph is not catching this for some reason. And I tried sooo many things.

@neotropic2023

Good suggestion, I’m not sure we really need that in there anyway. I’ll make a note in our todo list to investigate removing that.