Here's what they sent me about the site. When loading the page of the site, the slider is not displayed immediately.
I wrote you earlier about the preloader icon. Is it possible to replace it with my own, and when updating the plugin, so that it would not be replaced by the default one?
The slider will be initialized after the document is ready. So, yes, it takes some time but this is how these kinds of plugins are working. If you need a custom preloader that won't be replaced by the default one after updating, you will need to use the CSS editor by adding the following two rules:
The first one is the container element for the loading indicator (for adding a background if you would like) The second one is the loading indicator itself. You can specify a new loading indicator by setting a custom background image (animated GIF), you can also specify width, height, and position (with using of negative margins).
Hi,
Here's what they sent me about the site. When loading the page of the site, the slider is not displayed immediately.
I wrote you earlier about the preloader icon. Is it possible to replace it with my own, and when updating the plugin, so that it would not be replaced by the default one?
Regards
Hello Shota,
The slider will be initialized after the document is ready. So, yes, it takes some time but this is how these kinds of plugins are working. If you need a custom preloader that won't be replaced by the default one after updating, you will need to use the CSS editor by adding the following two rules:
.ls-wp-container .ls-gui-element.ls-loading-container {
}
.ls-wp-container .ls-gui-element.ls-loading-container .ls-loading-indicator {
}
The first one is the container element for the loading indicator (for adding a background if you would like)
The second one is the loading indicator itself. You can specify a new loading indicator by setting a custom background image (animated GIF), you can also specify width, height, and position (with using of negative margins).
Best Regards,
George | Kreatura Dev Team