hoiyam

Yes, we had to downgrade it to wordpress 3.1.4…

Yup, confirmed tested with Twenty Eleven theme and have all plugins disabled besides Captain Slide:

Admin: https://bit.ly/119Nbnc
Display: https://bit.ly/Vj4QZp

The only fix for my site was to remove post_class(); in line 42…

If you don’t think this affect the slider functionally then I’m happy to leave it as this for my site only ??

No idea what’s causing it… we also tried switching to default theme but the same issue applied…

Before removing post_class(); in line 42, we also tried:

• Disabling all plugins;
• Uninstall and Reinstall Caption Slider plugin;
• Disabling most of the non-related .js;
• Update jquery js version (assuming our theme uses a different version of jquery) to match what is supported for Caption Slider…

Sorry ?? here you are https://bit.ly/TvXFqL

post_class(); gives slides and https://bit.ly/TvXFqL

This may looks like a styling issue but the core (at least for our site) lays in the cloning function which is executed by/to slides.

This then leads to a style issue because .slides is applied to incorrect elements in the slider for us…

However, we haven’t looked into the issue in Setting > width 0, height 0; width 100, height 100 yet.

OK, I’ve worked it out with my colleague. The problem is that the post_type is “slides” (set in line 9 of template.php).

Then, in line 42:
<li <?php post_class(); ?>>

Fetches:
<li class="post-272 slides type-slides status-publish hentry" style="width: 599px; float: left; display: block;">

for instance, and it appears that the class = ‘slides’ here conflicts with the outer <ul class="slides"> from line 34.

We removed the post_class();from line 42, and it worked fine. Though I think a fix would just be to re-name the post_type…

Could you tell me if removing post_class(); from line 42 (<li <?php post_class(); ?>>) would cause any function issue please?

Thanks