Responsive Slider jumps

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  • June 16, 2013 at 9:42 am #5310
    fisherysim
    Customer

      Hi,

      I this site http://www.marketyze.com, when the slides move there is a jump in the end just as the new slide come in. How can we solve this?

      Thanks,
      Mark

      June 16, 2013 at 1:35 pm #5319
      Eric
      Customer

        Not sure…..It seems to be working fine for me.

        I create awesome sites for awesome people! Contact me if interested – ericsanchez1585@gmail.com

        June 16, 2013 at 2:24 pm #5322
        fisherysim
        Customer

          Hi,
          Maybe I have not been clear. What happens is that if you look at the transition between one slide to the next it holts and then moves to the next, its not clean transition like other sliders.

          Thanks

          June 16, 2013 at 6:00 pm #5326
          Eric
          Customer

            Its still working perfectly fine on my end.

            You can try adjusting the settings in the Slider Settings page…..other than that you’d have to contact the plugin developers – http://www.studiopress.com/forums/ (since it wasn’t created by us) and see if they are aware of the issue you’re having.

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            June 16, 2013 at 8:44 pm #5328
            stinkykong
            Customer

              I find that in Chrome, which is a faster browser, that transitions are much smoother than in Firefox. I think I would look at the file size of the image you’re uploading. Do the pixel measurements match what your Genesis Responsive Slider is set for? Also, with Genesis Responsive slider, if you change your slider settings, sometimes it helps if you re-upload your featured images. I think the actual file size is large because it takes quite a while for the page to load. You can check that at tools.pingdom.com

              You can see there that your homepage-images-1button03.png and its counterparts are pretty big. They’re PNGS so they’re relatively lossless.

              If you were to use JPGs there and not superimpose the text with an image but rather take the post content-limit and work on the styling to get the transparent dark background, you’ll have mush smoother transitions.

              Check these:
              http://dentonbanter.com/
              http://bondurismusic.com/
              http://criveraworley.com/
              http://criveraworley.com/
              http://tcgihost.com/~rhumc
              http://oconnellfirm.com/

              All are set to fade but still have smooth transitions.

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