[dlmoreyParticipant]

Hello –

Please help me get the Revolution Slider to loop indefinitely. When I click away from the browser and go back to it, there is a white space in place of the show.

All installs are up to date.

grandpals.ca

Thanks.

[dlmoreyParticipant]

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[RadModerator]

Hi there,

Thanks for writing in.

I just turned off stop slider from your slider settings, and it should work now.

Cheers!

[dlmoreyParticipant]

Oops – I forgot to mention that I already tried this setting as a way to fix the problem. It looks like the problem is still there.

Thanks.

[dlmoreyParticipant]

One last observation – Mac Chrome, after a few seconds’ delay, will start to loop again when you return to the window. Mac Firefox doesn’t resume the loop at all.

[JadeModerator]

Hi there,

I have checked the slider on Chrome and Firefox in both Windows and Mac and the slider is looping correctly. Perhaps you will need to clear your browser cache and see if it solves the issue.

Hope this helps.

[dlmoreyParticipant]

Have you tried leaving the tab open, working away from it for a while and then returning to it? That is where the problem shows up. I can also see a repeating loop whenever I open a new tab or refresh the page.

[JackKeymaster]

Hi there @dlmorey,

Hope you’re well today and thanks for your question.

After testing I can replicate the same issue on your site and my test site, a single slide slider will not loop, if you duplicate the slide, and have it playing after the first slide has finished with “Stop Slider” set to “Off”. It should then work as required. 🙂

Thank you!

[dlmoreyParticipant]

The slider has 3 slides in it, not just one, so I’m not sure how to apply what you are suggesting.

Thanks.

[Nabeel AModerator]

Hi again,

You can try decreasing the animation time of the first and last slide. The Javascript stops when you change the tab in your browser thus stopping the slider. When you change back to the tab Javascript resumes on that site so it’s a default behavior of the browsers. You can decrease the animation time of the slides to fix the problem.

Hope this helps!

[dlmoreyParticipant]

It does – I set the number of loops in settings>general to 0, and made my last slide end with static content still on the screen, rather than faded out.

Thanks.

[ZeshanMember]

You’re welcome! 🙂

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