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Hi!!
Im having a little trouble with this module.
Everything works perfectly with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, ie9 and ie7.
ie8 is another story... hehehehe
The title, text and controls works... but the image does not appear, or in some occasions the image appears and disappears very quickly...
Whats wrong???
Does anyone had the same issue??
You can check it here: http://beat1009.com.mx/beat/
thanks!!
cheers!!
Comments
Comment #1
jprstoney CreditAttribution: jprstoney commentedYep, having the same problem http://anya.219design.co.uk
Works on most browsers (FF, Safari, Chrome, etc.) but not IE8. IE9 works but has margin issues with the content below it.
Any thoughts welcome.
Comment #2
khoomy CreditAttribution: khoomy commentedIt was fixed for me in IE8 after assigning width and height to .views-slideshow-cycle-main-frame-row
You can change width and height according to image size.
Hope this will help someone.
Cheers
Comment #3
jprstoney CreditAttribution: jprstoney commentedWorks for me. Many thanks.
Comment #4
code-brighton CreditAttribution: code-brighton commentedWorks for me too, many thanks indeed, was doing my head in, bloody IE!
Comment #5
carsonw#2 worked for me. Spent 30 min. trying to fix this - thank you very much.
Comment #6
zeppfan CreditAttribution: zeppfan commentedThanks Khoomy!
I can also verify that this works. I have spent 1 week trying to fix this.
Comment #7
fierymonk CreditAttribution: fierymonk commentedThis is why I love this place. I knew css would be my hero but I was targeting the wrong element. I spent a large portion of yesterday trying to fix this issue and today in 5 minutes time I found this, made the correction and away we went!
I'm working in Drupal 6 for this and that could be making the following discrepancy but I would like to point out for anyone who may not be so mark-up savvy that it's important you target the view-row, which may not be labeled as above. In my case I had to target ".views_slideshow_singleframe_slide" which also has the class of .view-row-1.
Thank you again for pointing this out!
Comment #8
jdln CreditAttribution: jdln commentedSetting a min-width and min-height also seems to work.
Comment #9
kelutrab11 CreditAttribution: kelutrab11 commented#2 @khoomy Thank you!
Comment #10
NickDickinsonWildeSupport for Views Slideshow 6.x is mostly deprecated (ie bug fixes and major errors may be looked at and security issues, but not really anything else), so closing.