Rev Slider (Slider below Masthead) Shrinked after Update

[Amberette]

Hey there,

I Updated X-Theme (7.0.4) and Revolution Slider (6.1.4) and I use a Slider on my Index Page as “Slider below Masthead”.

With the latest Updates this slider shrinks in the height to 40 Pixels.
EDIT: Picture shows all three forms of embedding

If I choose “Slider above Masthead” the size is correct, if I embed the slider in a full width page the size is correct.

EDIT:At a width of 956 PX - the “Below-Masthead-slider” jumps to the correct size.

https://ihrkonzept.de/slider-test/

I have no clue where to fix that.

What I did so far with no result:
checked
-> emptied Page cache
-> “Inlcude libraries globally: on”;
-> “List of pages to include RevSlider libraries: entered-page-ID”;

Do you have any idea?

Thank you for answering,
Amberette

[rad]

Hi Amberette,

Thanks for reaching out.

It seems the slider is limiting its own width, but I’m not sure if the styling is really coming form itself. Would you mind disabling the cache plugin? I’m not saying it’s the cause, but so we could investigate it further.

For the meantime, it can also be overriden by this CSS that you can add to Theme Options > CSS

    #rev_slider_5_2_wrapper > #rev_slider_5_2 {
        width: 100% !important;
    }

Hope this helps.

Thanks!

[Amberette]

Yes, this code fixed it!

(Deactivating the Cache Plugin -> brought no changes.)

Thank you so much.

Great Support!!!

[Amberette]

Uhm…

This only helps if the “Slider Above Masthead” is active.

If I deactivate the “above” Slider the “Slider Below Masthed” shrinks again.

But now I knew where to change it and how - and I found the Code that helped:

#rev_slider_5_1_wrapper > #rev_slider_5_1 {
    width: 100% !important;
}

[friech]

Hi Amberette,

Glad that sorted things out for now. This seems to be a bug but we could not replicate the issue on our end, I saw another thread with this same issue, we’ll investigate on this.

Would you mind doing testing for a plugin conflict? You can do this by deactivating all third party plugins, and seeing if the problem remains. If it’s fixed, you’ll know a plugin caused the problem, and you can narrow down which one by reactivating them one at a time.

Let us know how it goes,
Thanks,