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foxation

#9423

I have a website consisting of a static home page with a slider. To all intents and purposes it consists of nothing more than the slider.

I am interested in knowing if the default behavior of the Graphene slider is to stop when the mouse cursor hovers over the post and if there is some way to overcome that default behavior. If that’s not the default behavior then I’ve done something wrong!

A user can click one of the slider buttons or use the arrow keys to resume, but that doesn’t seem too intuitive to me so I would just like to know what I might be able to do to prevent the pausing in the first place. As a last resort I can just add an instruction like “Use the arrow keys to resume”, but I am looking for something a bit more elegant than that.

Thanks.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#43588

Try disabling your plugins and reloading your page.

You haven’t edited theme files, have you?

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#43589

Yes, that is the default behaviour as it is reasonable to assume that users are interacting with the current slide if their cursor is hovering over the slider.

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foxation

#43590

Thank you Syahir.

What a great theme! Second time I’ve used it and I’m beginning to like it a lot!