#Slideshow problem

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astral ruin
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You haven't added it to any css? The class "slider" isn't mentioned in common.css

prisma pendant
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There is a class "slide" in the css, but not "slider". Maybe it is a typo?

astral ruin
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Could be

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Try changing it in the template

long heron
astral ruin
long heron
astral ruin
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Looks nice

long heron
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I don't see what's changed.

astral ruin
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No just an appreciation shot sorry

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margin-right:1500px

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That pushes it 1500px from right to left

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That's why the slider is all the way over the text.

long heron
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I tried this on the template a few times and it made my image tiny

astral ruin
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hmm.

long heron
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can show you if you want

astral ruin
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I've tried a few things, but can't get it to work. My knowledge is limited with html and css

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It indeed makes it very small. Weird

long heron
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That's OK, thanks for your help.

astral ruin
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What I do see, is a

    position: absolute;```
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Maybe it has something to do with that sticking there.

astral ruin
long heron
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didn't seem to work

prisma pendant
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I just looked at it. The slider is on the right side at first but switches to the left side after a few moments. Will the class "slider" be used anywhere else or just for this template? If it will only be used for this template, it might be easier to just define everything in the template itself. After checking the template as well as the CSS I saw that you defined the margin in both which could cause the problems. So like I said, if it's only for the template, remove the stuff from the CSS and move it to the template.

I also just realised that you just changed the edit permission for the template. It would be great if you would allow the edit again until this is resolved so I can use it to test how this is best done - afterwards you could protect it again 😄

prisma pendant
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Like I said, can you also remove or comment out the "slider" class in the global CSS? The problem may come from that. To comment it out put /* before and */ after the code you want to comment out.

long heron
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(sorry for the late response)

glass eagle
# long heron What do you mean by "comment out"?

Commenting out means to basically disable the code by turning it into a comment, as if you completely removed it, but it will still be visible within the code so that it can be re-enabled easily

astral ruin
long heron
astral ruin
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Oh sorry, this is an old post 😮

near jasper
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also they left

astral ruin
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Not sure why it was bumped up ThinkerMH