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  • anonymized-13171256

    (@anonymized-13171256)

    Edit wpmtst-cycle.js in the plugin’s /js directory. Change

    fx : parms.effect,

    to

    fx : "scrollLeft",

    More effects here: http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/browser.html

    The first transition may be a little choppy. Keep in mind the Cycle plugin was designed for images, not text.

    Thread Starter Andrius Vlasovas

    (@vlaskiz)

    Seems to be working, and as you told, first and second testimonials overlap a bit

    anonymized-13171256

    (@anonymized-13171256)

    Setting a width on the slides may help.

    .testimonial-widget.t-slide {
    	width: 100%;
    }

    Thread Starter Andrius Vlasovas

    (@vlaskiz)

    That’s just awesome, thanks a bunch once again!

    anonymized-13171256

    (@anonymized-13171256)

    Thanks for the idea. I may try to incorporate this into the plugin so you don’t have to change the script after every update.

    Thread Starter Andrius Vlasovas

    (@vlaskiz)

    That would be great feature. Is it also possible to change the amount of testimonials shown at a time (say 3 at the same time can be shown, and then it cycles to other 3)?

    anonymized-13171256

    (@anonymized-13171256)

    I will add that to the feature request list. It will likely be part of a premium template add-on.

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