DaisyDesigner

So I figured out a simple, CSS work around that isn’t elegant by any means, but it will work.

Go to the individual pages that you do NOT want the slider to appear on. Now, for myself, I had an option at the bottom of this page for “Scripts” and I am not sure if that’s from WordPress or my specific theme/framework (Dynamik Theme for Genesis Framework). If you have that option, great, if not, go to where you usually input content and select the “Text” tab from the top right corner.

In the Script or Text section, input the follow:

<style>
#fs-slider-container {
display:none;
}
</style>

And there you go, just do that on each page you don’t want the slider to appear. If you have a lot of pages, I imagine you can put the following in your main CSS:

#fs-slider-container {
visibility: hidden;
}

Then on the single page you want to display the slider, add the code:

#fs-slider-container {
visibility: visible;
}

Hi,

Great plugin, but I am experiencing the same problem. I am running WordPress locally, so I am unable to give you a URL as well. I am using the Dynamik Website Builder for Genesis, and that’s the only theme I’ve tried it on. The loading icon just appears under the gallery and stays there.

JakeFK – What is the CSS selector you used to “display:none;”??