Blog Slider 2 Rows! Issue

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• Started 9 months ago by broadwaysbestshows
• Latest reply from Devin
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   broadwaysbestshows
   Member

   Hi there,

   Issue pre-text: In the past we'd had a slider issue that involved the featured image for posts being displayed fullscale in the text area of the blog slider feature. We had since resolved the issue with help on this forum and the use of the 'regenerate thumbnails' plugin.

   Our new issue with the blog slider feature is that it's begun displaying the series of entries in two rows. IE: If we choose to display 3 items, it will display 2 on the first row and 1 on a second row below (and still display a slider bar). If we choose to display 4 items, it will display 3 on the first row and 1 on the second row below (and still display a slider bar). We've tried to go in and adjust the thumbnail width, height, and padding (as recommended here: http://www.kriesi.at/support/topic/featured-post-error-after-upgrading-wp-34) without success.

   Issue can be seen at the following urls:
   http://broadwaysbestshows.com/buzz/backstage-access/spotlight/
   http://broadwaysbestshows.com/buzz/news/
   http://broadwaysbestshows.com/buzz/backstage-access/

   Thank you in advance for any help / guidance!

   Posted 9 months ago #
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   Devin
   Moderator

   Hey broadwaysbestshows,

   I'm not seeing any issue that jumps out at me. This is what I'm getting currently:
   

   Perhaps your local cache is showing the old incorrect display? Or if I'm missing it completely, could you point it out a bit more clear for me :)

   Regards,

   Devin

   Posted 9 months ago #
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   broadwaysbestshows
   Member

   after looking around at every other screen and computer system available, you're quite correct - this issue is only appearing on my computer.

   thanks for pointing me to the obvious haha!

   best,

   BBS

   Posted 9 months ago #
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   Devin
   Moderator

   Fantastic! That is actually the best thing to hear in my opinion as it means a lot less headache and a much faster resolution :)

   Set to resolved.

   Regards,

   Devin

   Posted 9 months ago #

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