I’m having the exact same problem…
I messed with the sizes and proportions to see if it was just getting cut off or something, but no luck. I also tried changing the colors. Does anyone have any idea what is causing this/how to fix it?
I found that adding a second item solved it; if I only had one in there it was blank, but having two saved the day.
I’m having that problem too… the HTML for the headlines/nav is clearly there if I view source, but it’s either invisible or just not showing on the actual page.
ok, confirmed. This is a stylesheet problem. Basically if you try to make the slideshow too narrow all kinds of crazy thing happen… this may take some time to play with to get it to work in a narrow area.
Solved at my end
It is not style problem.
Actually we need to edit plugin file – content_slide.php
Value for navigation and links has been written in hardcode format – “false”. Take view source of slider in browser, you can view it at yourself. So it doesn’t update via plugin admin.
I have updated that area with plugin provided field named as – navigation_next_previous, navigation_buttons.
It has been written at line number 197-198 as :
navigation: false,
links : false,
Please udpate file content_slide.php as below :
1. Go at Line 197 and 198
2. Replace New code as below –
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navigation: <?php echo $wpcs_settings["navigation_next_previous"]; ?>,
links : <?php echo $wpcs_settings["navigation_buttons"]; ?>,
Enjoy
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Just keep in mind that just like themes if that plugin gets an update then you’ll lose your edits with the next version.
