Inline slider controlled by scroll

[VRANKOVINA]

So far so good. I’ve managed to setup a inline slider which is controlled by the scroll event. Works fine but the element hijacks the scroll wheel indefinitely. So if the slider reaches the last slide it acts according to the “wrap” setting regardless its content (reset or carousel) and blocks the page from scrolling to the next element (section, row) down or upwards.

How can I stop the slider from hijacking the scroll wheel at the last slide while scroll down and at the first slide while scroll up?

An hint is very appreciated.
Kind regards.

[ruenel]

Hello Ondrej,

Thanks for reaching out! To better understand what’s causing the issue with the slider and mouse scroll, could you please share the relevant code sections? That will help us take a closer look.

Best Regards.

[VRANKOVINA]

Well. I’m testing the fancy features of Pro and actually didn’t want to write any code by myself.

But pls. see secure note.

One more: I realized the “in and out” behaviour for an effect “kills” the sticky position of the element the effect is applied to. sticky works with “reset” and “once” just fine.

[tristup]

Hi Ondrej,

Unfortunately, the URL you provided is returning a 403 error . I rechecked it by clicking the link listed in your Themeco Account , and the result was the same.

Could you please verify the URL on your end and let us know?

Thanks,

[VRANKOVINA]

this is absolutely strange - I can log in without issues with your credentials into the backend.

there is no caching on my side involved. nothing fancy.

I checked it with an IP outside of my LAN. No probs.

[tristup]

Hi Ondrej,

It might be due to the IP restrictions, we are not able to access the website. I would suggest you deactivate the IP Restriction and let us know for further assistance. Please remember that we are from different parts of the world, and most of us have a dynamic IP, so we can’t provide a specific IP address to you for whitelisting.

Thanks

[VRANKOVINA]

ok

here’s the thing. I installed the “under construction” extension of Pro and here was the only IP I knowingly set up to bypass the “under construction” page.

As far as I know, there is no IP restriction set otherwise.

The under construction extension is off though. I deactivate the plugin as well.

what is your IP? I’ll consult my provider. Ok. Can we agree upon one IP of yours so I can debate this with my provider?

EDIT: PLS try again.
EDIT II: it would be a real charm if the “in and out effect” would cooperate with the sticky behaviour. but first things first.

[christian]

Hey @VRANKOVINA,

I have replicated the issue in my test site so I’m going to submit a feature request to our development team to allow page scrolling after the last slide is viewed.

For now, this scroll interaction feature is best used for shorter (height) sliders.

[VRANKOVINA]

Hello Christian.
Thx a heap. Could you replicate the “sticky” issue as well?

And its not the last slide only but if scrolling up it should be the first slide as well.

Cheers.
Ondrej

[christian]

Hey Ondrej,

It looks like it is related. Please stay tuned for future releases.

[VRANKOVINA]

I c there’s an update to 6.7.12 available, but no info in the change log about this issue. Shall I wait for the next one?

[prakash_s]

Hello Ondrej,

I reviewed the issue tracker, and the issue remains open, so it hasn’t been addressed in 6.7.12. I’d recommend updating anyway for the other fixes and improvements, but please take a full backup first and clear all caches afterward. Stay tuned to the changelog for the specific fix when it’s released.

Thanks for understanding

[VRANKOVINA]

Hi guys… I do not want to cause any havoc, but this is getting urgent, slowly but surely.

[prakash_s]

Hello @VRANKOVINA,

I completely understand your urgency regarding this issue, and I sincerely apologize for the delay in resolving it. We have already added this to our issue tracker and kept it as a priority. I would suggest you stay tuned to the changelog for the specific fix when it’s released.

Thanks for understanding