try giving the carousel UL a huge width , say 10,000 px, and carousel wrapper set height, width and overflow : hidden

this is done by the script also but until script fully fires your css should make up for it

Sam wrote:
I'm not entirely sure that some of these fixes apply to my situation
as I'm not using cycle plugin.

I am having the same issue as the original poster however, please see
for yourself.

http://samgabellshoots.com/

Any pointers on how to fix or at least 'hide' the issue until after
load would be greatly appreciated :)

On Oct 21, 4:40 pm, Mike Alsup <mal...@gmail.com> wrote:
  
I've had this issue before. As Karl suggests, I was able to fix it by
giving the parent element (the one calling the cycle plugin) a fixed
height (the height of the images you're cycling) and an overflow of
hidden in the CSS. If the slides are of different heights, set the
height to the height of the first slide.
      
Another approach is to have a CSS rule that hides all but the first
slide.
    

  

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