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Disable pointer events on gallery items, enable on the first-of-type as inititalizer #14
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Added proper pointer-events to the initialization, this way the user can interact with the first slide the first time the slider is executed.
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Sorry Joe, the place for this to be edited is the sass file, not the |
Added proper pointer-events to the initialization, this way the user can interact with the first slide the first time the slider is executed.
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Sorry, I'm pretty new to this :P. Now it's in the sass file :) |
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Disable pointer events on gallery items, enable on the first-of-type as inititalizer
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Thanks @JoePerkins! 🍸 |
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Added proper pointer-events to the initialization, this way the user can interact with the first slide the first time the slider is executed.