Charlie, Thanks for the reply, unfortunately the changes you suggested do not seem to make a difference. Please refer to my previous link to see the same issue happening with the changes applied.
On Oct 22, 7:21 am, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > 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.
