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Hi,
I first want to thank you for this awesome slider.
It is really great looking and so easy to use.
Second,
I have a weird issue that, as the title suggests, when using a fade animation, I can notice a loading wheel appears in the middle of the slider.
It happens always, and no matter if I use 'src' or 'data-src',
so I'm guessing it has nothing to do with the image loading.
I'm using the latest Safari (if it matters) with a very basic usage of the slider.
This is a new, blank, web page, so it has no other components who could 'interfere' with the slider.
EDIT-
To add on to the above issue,
If I put an image with a transparent background, the loading wheel is constantly 'on', and not just during fading animation.
Cheers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It is true that the loading wheel is always there, it is only covered by the image once that is loaded. However, during the fade animation, both images are displayed semi-transparent, and the loading wheel shines through, which is a bug in (Ideal-)Image-Slider.
The easiest workaround is to always hide the loading indicator, even while actually loading:
.ideal-image-slider {
background-image: none;
}
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Hi,
I first want to thank you for this awesome slider.
It is really great looking and so easy to use.
Second,
I have a weird issue that, as the title suggests, when using a fade animation, I can notice a loading wheel appears in the middle of the slider.
It happens always, and no matter if I use 'src' or 'data-src',
so I'm guessing it has nothing to do with the image loading.
I'm using the latest Safari (if it matters) with a very basic usage of the slider.
This is a new, blank, web page, so it has no other components who could 'interfere' with the slider.
EDIT-
To add on to the above issue,
If I put an image with a transparent background, the loading wheel is constantly 'on', and not just during fading animation.
Cheers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: