Limited availability during the holidays

Another busy year is coming to its end, and an exciting year lies ahead. In order to get ready for a fresh new start, our team will spend a few days' rest during the winter holidays. Over the holiday break, we will have reduced staffing from December 20th, 2025, to January 4th, 2026, so please be patient if you do not receive a response as quickly as you normally would.

We send our warmest wishes for happiness, health, and success throughout the coming year. Thank you for your continued support, and may you have a peaceful and blessed Happy Holidays!

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  Public Ticket #2145250
Slide not showing in Firefox or Safari
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  •  1
    Deralict started the conversation

    It's fine in Chrome. See images.

  •  1
    Deralict replied

    BTW, in Firefox, the console shows the error "ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined", while in safari, the error is "ReferenceError: Can't find variable: jQuery". There's no error in Chrome.

  •  166
    George replied

    Hi Deralict,

    Are you using any plugin or script to minify and all the js files on your site and combine them together? If yes, please temporary disable this solution because this can cause an issue like this.

    Best Regards,
    George | Kreatura Dev Team

  •  1
    Deralict replied

    Ok, I temporarily disabled minification and JS file combining and the problem is no longer present. Is your plugin incompatible with these techniques? They help improve the page loading speed and therefore also impact SEO. 

  •  166
    George replied

    No, the plugin is compatible but the problem is with these techniques that they don't know the correct order of the plugins. If - for example - the slider initialization script is loading BEFORE jQuery, it can typically cause an issue like this.

    Best Regards,
    George | Kreatura Dev Team