Fabio Rinaldi

Hi, can you try opening the Javascript console (right click everywhere on the screen -> Inspect element -> Console) and check if it displays any error after saving?

Hi, I’ve just released Crelly Slider 1.3.6 which includes the fix discussed in this thread. You should be able to upgrade the plugin with the standard update procedure from your WordPress admin panel.

Cheers,
Fabio.

Hi, well spotted! Nice to know it works, I’ll release a fix ASAP

I can’t reproduce the problem locally running PHP 7.3.1 and WordPress 5.3.2 with the default Twenty Nineteen theme.

That said, I might know what’s going on: take a look at the Crelly Slider code, line 196 https://github.com/fabiorino/crelly-slider/blob/master/wordpress/admin.php.
I’m probably using the wrong WP hook (admin_enqueue_scripts instead of admin_head) to inject the code starting at line 188.

May I ask you to help me figure out if that’s actually the problem? You just have to edit that file on your server and change the string “admin_enqueue_scripts” to “admin_head”. If you need help to do that, I’ll be happy to give you a hand.
Once the modification is done, refresh the page and the error should disappear.

If you can’t help me test the patch, or the fix doesn’t work, I’ll try to investigate the problem more accurately, but that’ll require some time.

Hi, sorry for the huge delay. It is possible to change the speed (tweak the parameters Ease In and Ease Out) but not the length of the animation. The animations are not handled by CSS 3 keyframes, so your code will not work unfortunately.

Thank you!

Thanks!

Hi, sorry that it took so long to reply. The process to insert Crelly slider in a page, a post, or any block where you can put a text widget is documented here: https://crellyslider.altervista.org/documentation/

in the crellyslider.min.css:11.
That is ok if the slider is centered, but if you have a wider div, you have to correct it:

margin-left: 0!important;

That should technically center the slider without disrupting its content, not sure what’s wrong in your setup.

and there is another problem, the slider is 820px instead of 750px as in the settings. why? so, when you have a wider div, than there is a problem with the width and the margin. i corrected it:

max-width: 750px!important;

Make sure the layout is set to “Fixed” instead of “Full width”.

There shouldn’t. I haven’t personally tested it, but I don’t see any reason why a shortcode (which is a standard WordPress functionality) wouldn’t work. There’s even a video explaining how to add one: https://docs.elementor.com/article/72-shortcode

You could use the Javascript APIs to customize that behaviour.
Here you can find some useful docs: https://crellyslider.altervista.org/developer-documentation/

It works with any editor that allows you to add shortcodes, and the description of the plugin seems to say that shortcodes are supported ??

Hi Frederic, I can investigate that possibility. Thanks for your feedback!

Can you report me the javascript error? You have to open your browser’s console (right click anywhere -> inspect -> console). Open the console and save the slider, the error should appear in the console log.

Add the following custom CSS to the text element:
background-color: #fff; /* choose whatever color you want here */
padding: 5px 10px;

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Fabio Rinaldi.