SOLVED: First photo in nestable queried slider not showing

Bricks Version: 1.6.2
OS: Windows
URL: https://domini-immobilier.com/acheter/#biens)

The photos are in the code when inspected. The subsequent posts image are showing but not the first.
This is not a cache problem - it’s the same without any cache.
It doesn’t make sense to me, I can’t figure out why,
is it a bug?

here is the setup:

thanks a lot

Hi

My pure guess is that it is a bug in the carousel element. Strange.

Can you replace that element with another element and see if the images are pulled through? Or can you change the image resolution to full?

BTW nice site. I like the color scheme and the grid you made with gridbuilder. Looks professional.

Cheers

Patric

Hi @joa ,

That’s a bit weird.
Could you please provide temp admin access and send it to help@bricksbuilder.io and include this forum post URL?

Regards,
Jenn

Done, thanks a lot! I’ve added the different tests I’ve done: a queried carrousel outside of the nestable slider works…

Thanks for your reply! I’ve tried several things, for now it doesn’t solve the problem… let’s see if support can help me…
The grid wasn’t made with WPgridbuilder - I couldn’t figure their builder out! -, only the facets with bricks-made grids, super convenient :ok_hand:

Hi Joa

Same here… I use their facets with the native bricks query loop. Works great.

For me so far the best combination.

Cheers

Patric

May I ask, how did you color the facet arrows and icon (inside the facet)?

Facetcolor

Did you use css? if yes, which css selector are you using? I couldn’t find the css selector for that.

Thanks

Patric

Yes, via CSS (with Microthemer)
the selector is, if I’m not mistaking:
.wpgb-select button

Ok, got it.

For example, in the sorting facet it is

.wpgb-select-toggle {
color: red !important;
}

In the search facet it is

.wpgb-input-icon {
color: red !important;
}

Cheers

Patric

Hi @joa ,

As per my reply in the email, able to reproduce the issue when using a carousel element inside a Loop-type nestable slider.

Recorded this in the bug tracker.
For the time being, please use Slide or Fade type nestable slider in order to make it work.

image

Regards,
Jenn

Hi Jo, we’re marking this as solved. The issue was caused by the nested Carousel initializing after the loop-mode Nestable Slider created its duplicate slides, which could leave those Carousels hidden. We can no longer replicate this issue in the latest relese. If anyone can still reproduce this in the latest applicable Bricks release, please share updated replication steps.