[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Hi there,

Check out this article – http://support.swiftideas.net/knowledgebase/how-do-i-add-a-full-width-slider/

– Ed

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Please update to v1.1, as we resolved this 🙂

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Hi Tatjana,

Can you provide a link? It’s likely to do with your hosting or setup, as the demo is lightning fast and gets an 80 Google Page Speed score.

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Line 340 in /js/functions.js:

slideshowSpeed: 6000,

Thanks!

– Ed

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You would need to manually edit header.php, this isn’t supported by default.

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Are they displaying on the actual post? Is it just the thumbnail?

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If you want to display it the exact size, then you’ll need to insert it within a text block asset that’s bigger than the image. The theme runs on a grid framework for it’s responsiveness, hence why there are only certain widths for the elements.

– Ed

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Hi there,

Are you going back to the classic editor to see this, or is this within one of the actual assets?

I’ve not personally seen this happening. Are you editing within the Visual tab? Do you have any text-editor based plugins enabled? What version of WordPress are you using?

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Sorry, the correct code to keep it showing on mobile devices as well, you’d need to add this code:

.testimonials-slider .flex-direction-nav {
display: block!important;
}

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You’re welcome 🙂

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As I said in reply to your ThemeForest comment, make sure you are adding the link to the provided video meta box in the slide editor (below the post content editor).

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You can select the “set as private reply” checkbox above the reply button.

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Sure, you can use the following css within Flexform Options > General Options > Custom CSS:

.testimonials-slider .flex-direction-nav a {
opacity: 1!important;
filter: alpha(opacity=100)!important;
}

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First of all, I would check in the Plugins menu to see if you already have Revolution Slider installed?

If it’s not, but you’re still getting the error, then you’ll need to access your server via FTP, and browse to the /wp-content/plugins/ folder. If you’re not comfortable with this, you’ll need to ask your host to check for you.

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Hi there,

Sorry, but can I ask how it’s counterintuitive? It takes the pain out of manually entering shortcodes, allows for easy visual modifications, and is very user-friendly.

If it’s not for you, then you can however choose not to use it. All you need to do is press the “Classic Editor” button above, and you will be taken back to use the standard WordPress editor. Here is how it looks when you aren’t using the page builder – http://cl.ly/O0n4

Hope that helps.

– Ed