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Have you read this first ?
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/the-top-5-meta-slider-issues-how-to-fix-them?replies=4Regards.
Understood. As mentioned here, the
scopedattribute of<style>elements links to the parent element and your styling appears as the unique child of a <p></p> block (it’s parent). So styling is not applied to the slider.
Have cuted/pasted this styling in the <div></div> block with Firebug and then it works :<div class="entry"> <style scoped="" type="text/css"> #metaslider_694.flexslider li {margin-right: 5px;} </style> ... </div>The style.css workaround doesn’t work … I will open another thread for this.
Well, it’s ok also with Firefox 19.0.2 …
Using the Inspect Element Tool, I’ve removed the
scoped=""and the margin re-appeared !Wanted to test with browsershots but seams you’ve already done that and no space left for me. Will try again tomorrow.
It also works on IE9
Just noticed it works on my Android smartphone…
But still not on Firefox (using 21.0).
ByeHi Tom. I’ve just seen the <script> tag in the HTML code…
Removed the patch I had done in flexslider.css, using
.metaslider .flexslider .slides > li {margin-right: 5px}There you can have a look there (while I’m going to my french bed, it’s past midnight) :
http://mariebeatricedamas.com/illustration/Thanks for your help !
(Nice idea to have a place to define image margins)
JM.DSeems that the “carousel” class attribute is missing somewhere ?
It is used in flexslider.css at line 47:
.carousel li {margin-right: 5px}