SOLVED Recurrence of RokSprocket Slideshow 'jumping'
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- Matt
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Thanks James!
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The code changes above will immediately resolve this issue and this will be fixed permanently in a future release of RokSprocket - SEARCH the forum first! These boards are rich in knowledge and vast in topics. This includes searching just the 'Solved' forums, using Google, and using ChatGPT
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- John Rigby
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Thanks very much that solved it!
For content that is different heights (between each slide) - is there a way to transition the height of the container? At the moment the overflow covers the content and then it snaps to size.
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- Matt
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- Please post a new thread for your issue and provide a link to your site/example page in that thread so we can best understand
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- Millidge
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Hi Guys,
Yes! That fixed it for me too, very many thanks for providing the solution, much appreciated.
Just one thing, I actually found the file in the following path, not the one suggested --
/components/com_roksprocket/layouts/features/themes/showcase/showcase.css
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- Matt
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yup, that looks like the correct path
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- Ron Creutzburg
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Hi all!
Unfortunately it didn't solve the problem in my case. I work with Audicity 1.0 and RokSprocket v2.1.6 where indeed the changes from 'auto' to '0' has been done: "The code changes above will immediately resolve this issue and this will be fixed
permanently in a future release of RokSprocket"
Does anybody have a clue what I could do to get rid of the 'jumping' images? T.i.a.
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- Matt
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- Since this was for Afterburner... and I'm not convinced it's entirely the same issue, after just peeking, and this thread is 7 months old and still resolved for Afterburner, I need you to open a new thread in the Joomla > Audacity forum please... please be very detailed in describing your issue and what exact RokSprocket settings you have configured... please detail if the issue persists even with other Animation choices... take screen shots if possible
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- Ron Creutzburg
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Hi Matt,
thank you for responding so quickly!
Sorry, I thought it was the same problem. I will open a new thread (in Audacity) and try to be more specific. Thanks!
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- Jim Dee
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The CSS fix suggested worked for me, *sort of*. On this site:
www.theskanner.com/
If I adjust the CSS as suggested, the cross-fade animation works and doesn't jump. BUT, the very first slide in the series doesn't load if I use that CSS. What happens is that the first slide doesn't appear, and then the module totally normalizes after the 2nd slide (meaning all of the slides work fine, and the crossfade effectalso works fine from there on out). Weird...
So, I reverted it back to the jumpy version. Anyone else have that problem? - ______________________
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