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  Public Ticket #2279830
The back/forward buttons on the sides of slider
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  • Dave started the conversation

    I want to change the back/forward buttons on left and right of slider. where do I find this option? Right now these are a square with an arrow inside and I want to change it to something different

  • [deleted] replied

    Hello Dave,

    Thank you for getting in touch with us. My name is Attila and I'm happy to assist you today. I appreciate your patience while we've been working towards your ticket.

    Unfortunately at the moment there is no built-in option in the plugin to relocate or edit the navigation areas, you would need to do some coding to achieve it. Please note that it requires custom coding and web development experience so it is not recommended for inexperienced users. Alternatively, you can make a new skin or modify one, but it also needs some CSS knowledge.

    But if you are willing to try, you can approach this two ways. You can either edit the image file that contains the arrows. It was created with a "CSS sprites" method, meaning that only certain parts of the image is being showed. As long as you do not change the arrows' sizes drastically and leave it in the correct position in the image file, you can freely change it. This method does not require CSS editing.

    Or you can edit the skin.css file. The classes you are looking for are .ls-nav-prev, .ls-nav-next

  •   Dave replied privately
  • [deleted] replied

    Thank you for the feedback. 

    That indeed seems to be broken. That is not how it should look normally. Most likely, something overwrites their default style on your site, and that breaks their look. 

    Usually, custom styles/CSS from themes do this. Could you please temporarily switch to a default WP theme, empty cache/refresh page and check if it's still broken?

    Let us know of the results.

  •   Dave replied privately
  • [deleted] replied

    Thank you for the feedback.

    These custom styles/CSS that I mentioned are only affecting the front-end. That is why it looks fine in the admin, but changes on the live site.

    Unfortunately there isn't really any other way to troubleshoot this problem. This trial and error method would most likely reveal the interfering item. And then we can move forward.