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If an image is larger than the one before it, a visual "jump" is present as the image fades into view.
Add 2 images to a slideshow, one vertically longer than the other.
Using the default ResponsiveSlide settings, wait for the larger image to appear. Notice as it fades into view but only displays at the exact vertical length of the image before it, cutting off the remainder of the longer image. After the fade is complete, the rest of the larger image "pops" into view without the fade effect applied.
Reproducible in FF11 & Chrome 18.
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I'm aware of this issue. It's also mentioned in the description "Only dependency is jQuery (1.4 and up supported) and that all the images are same size." So, currently there's no way around that.
You either need to have images that are all the same size or add some height for the "li"-items and/or "ul" and then use overflow:hidden to go around this.
If an image is larger than the one before it, a visual "jump" is present as the image fades into view.
Add 2 images to a slideshow, one vertically longer than the other.
Using the default ResponsiveSlide settings, wait for the larger image to appear. Notice as it fades into view but only displays at the exact vertical length of the image before it, cutting off the remainder of the longer image. After the fade is complete, the rest of the larger image "pops" into view without the fade effect applied.
Reproducible in FF11 & Chrome 18.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: