• Resolved ACEkin

    (@acekin)


    The latest update introduced an annoying image stretch. Moving from one image to the next creates a narrow gray band on the right and the next image stretches to fill it. I searched for a way to eliminate that behavior but was not successful. Could you please show me how to disable that flicker? You will see it when you go from image to image better than my explanation.

    Thank you,

    Cemal

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Hi @acekin how are you? ??

    I’ll take a look…

    Could you purge the CSS and JS minification cache that is active on your site? IT seems to hold the old stylesheet rules.

    Or maybe disable temporarily it while checking the issue?

    Thread Starter ACEkin

    (@acekin)

    Hello, @ravanh, thank you for asking. We are managing by staying home most of the time.

    When I view the site while logged in, I don’t get served a cached copy of the pages or posts. I will delete the cache and start it over again anyway. Hold on a sec … OK, I deleted all cache, CSS, JS, content but it still happens.

    Thank you for looking into this, and take care,

    Cemal

    OK, thanks. I see it happening now too. But only in an anonymous browser window, strangely enough. But I think I spotted the cause…

    Could you try adding this to your Custom CSS to test?

    
    #fancybox-content {
        overflow-y: initial;
    }
    

    Please let me know ??

    Thread Starter ACEkin

    (@acekin)

    @ravanh that CSS rule did the trick. No more flicker. Thank you. Do I need to remove that CSS block after an update?

    Cemal

    It will be harmless after the update. But you may remove and let me know if the issue remains ??

    Please note: the custom css is not publicly visible. You may need to purge the cache again.

    Thread Starter ACEkin

    (@acekin)

    Ah, the CSS being cached, I forgot about that. Now, I cleared all the cache once more. When there is an update, I will disable the CSS rule by commenting it out and report back to you.

    Thanks again,

    Cemal

    Thread Starter ACEkin

    (@acekin)

    @ravanh, I installed the latest release, kept the CSS rule added to prevent the flicker, deleted the zero change speed which reverted to its default value, and tested the page. The flicker has returned for some reason. The CSS is still there. I deleted the cache of the page listed here so you can see the flicker on the right edge of the image. I have not

    Just to see what would happen if the added CSS were not there, I commented it out and the flicker disappeared. In case you want to see the effect, I enabled the CSS again. Take a look before I delete the code and the site cache.

    Thank you,

    Cemal

    Hi @acekin yes it appears to have the opposite effect now to what is was meant to do before. Please remove the custom css ??

    Thread Starter ACEkin

    (@acekin)

    Gone! And, I deleted the entire site cache. It is now on EFB 1.9.4

    Cemal

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