Add Slider Revolution without page header

After latest X theme update the revolution slider no longer appears on the page. Settings are as follows:

Page template - ‘Blank - Container | No Header, Footer’
Slider Settings: Above Masthead - Revolution Slider

The header was disabled because the menu is set in ShiftNav.

No settings were changed after the update.

Is it possible to enabled Slider Revolution as it was working prior to update? It seems to stick to page template header now, and I don’t need the header since the menu will be duplicated with ShiftNav

A temporary solution is to create a new section in the page layout, and drop Slider Rev element into it.
Does the trick, but introduces an offset, that had to be set to negative in the ‘Margin’ section to avoid empty space at the top of the page.

However, would be good to know why ‘Slider Settings: Above/Below Masthead’ does not apply from the ‘Page Settings’ when there is ‘No Header’ option in page template. Does it mean the Slider it linked to the Header settings? As previously confirmed - the header (that brings menu) is not required, due to navigation handled in ShiftNav plugin instead

Hi @motopassmt,

Thank you for reaching out to us. If the Page template Blank - Container | No Header, Footer is selected then enabling Slider Settings: Above Masthead won’t work because slider settings is part of the header. Your solution is right by adding the Slider Revolution element directly on the page. To remove the margins and spacing you can set the margin / padding of that section to 0 and to make the section fullwidth, Inspect you section in cornerstone, go to it’s Row settings and turn Off the Inner Container (see screenshot)

Hope this helps!

Thank you for your reply. I set the changes as you suggested.

I guess the slider without a header was ‘fixed’ since last update :slight_smile:

I noticed there is ‘offset’ class on the main div (.x-container) which does 2.75em margin and nowhere to configure that. I had to counter-set margin on the row with negative value to remove unwanted space.

Hey @motopassmt,

Yes you’re right the main container adds the top margin of 2.75em, You can set it to 0 using CSS however your solution is correct too by counter setting the margin of a section. If you want to do it with CSS then add the following code in your Cornerstone’s CSS section so the code doesn’t apply globally:

.x-container.offset {
    margin-top: 0;
}

Hope this helps!

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