Im having a litlle trouble to make my slideshow transitions working. My client wants to make This kind of Animation or similar on the slideshow when it passes from one slide to another. Here is the link: www.kirkland.com.
The first slide we see works, but the Next One doesnt work. I really tried everything i know, i need your help please.
I already did this, and it works on slide1 i got the effect tha i want but on slide2 doesn’t work.
It is doing the “zoom” animation on the slide2 but it is doing in the right side of the page and i dont understand why.
Can you check out my link to see what i’m doing wrong?
I made a video to exemplify what is my issue.
Slide 1 is ok (as you can see there is a Zoom in animation in the image.
But when we go to slide 2, the slide actually is doing the Zoom animation but the slide is not fitting the screen, is located on the right side of the screen, as you can see on the video.)
Any ideia why the slide 2 is not fitting the screen and it still fixed on the right side?
Hi @Helena, I think the trouble is happening because the scaling operation is happening on the slide element itself, for best results the slide animation should be applied to content within the slide, not the slide itself.
Hi there again! Im having trouble again with my slideshow.
I noticed a slight blur in the images as the slide shifts from one to the other. Is there any way to fiz this or its justs the animation itself? Auto slide playback also stopped working after adding slide show transitions.
Can you help me please?
Sorry maybe i didnt explain it correctly.
I made a video to explain to you.
When the page loads the auto play is working perfectly.
Since the moment we press the bullets to change the slide, the auto play stops working.
About the image , you can see is not a blur, but a litle of shaking in the background image when its making the zoom in (I pointed the cursor to the place of the image you can see this easily).
My client pointed this problem, to be honest, i didnt realize this until he pointed me this issue.