Hi,

I'm facing another bug with the main slider, issue is the slider get stuck, perhaps some instances are missing, can't pinpoint where shall I apply changes, I was wondering if anyone could help me solving this.

here you can view the issue: [url]designdiverso.com/index,php[/url]

Any hint is truly appreciated

Hi diverso,

It does not look like this is a couch issue. From what I can see the slider works through the first iteration but once you go through all and it starts back at the beginning it stops.

As this isn't a couch problem (Couch doesn't alter the css etc of the site unless you explicity call it to; like adding an editable region to output css in the head), it's going to be impossible for us to diagnose the problem, it looks like this is a design issue related to your website build and not something we can help with.

Also, in future to make diagnosing problems easier (And if the slider works perfectly without couch involved then you need to post the template both the original plain html version and then the version with couch managing it.)

We cannot help with standard website design issues, I would suggest posting over at stackoverflow or somewhere similar to get help with your slider. It seems as though it could be a javascript issue but I don't have hours to spend sifting through the source code to find an exact issue.

Sorry that I can't provide an easy answer, but this is not a couch related issue!

In Firefox, I clicked "Tools > Web Developer > Page Source".

This is the code starting at line 174.

<article class="swiper-slide camelbak" data-fullscreen="all">
<div class="slide" data-fullscreen="all">
<!--<div class="slide-content align">

<p class="btn-row">
<a href="" class="btn white">View case study</a>
</p>
</div>
</div>
<img src="img/home/" class="pin" />-->
</article>

The section of code that is commented out leaves an opening div tag with no matching closing tag. I don't know, but that may be the beginning of the problem.

This was very simple to find, and KK has suggested to you before that you look at the outputted source code in a browser. That's all I did.

Your design looks very nice, but you need to work on debugging your code. It almost never comes out right the first time. It can be frustrating, but fixing mistakes is just part of the process. It's an important skill.