[Karine VOINCON]

@ Steven

Here is what I have at line 1214 :

$.fn.slider = function (arg) {
    return this.each(function () {
        var element = $(this),
            data = element.data("slider"),
            options = typeof arg === "object" && arg;

        if (!data) {
            data = new Slider(element, options);
            element.data("slider", data);
        }

        if (typeof arg === "string" && data[arg]) {
            data[arg]();
        } else if (data.settings.auto && element.is(":visible")) {
            data.start();
        }
    });
};

But I do not know very well javascript.
Will you give me more details

[Steven Zahm]

@ Karine

Not sure what you are asking … I only pointed out that code as the potential source of the conflict since it seems to occupy the same namespace as the jQuery Slider. You’d have to the theme dev to see if this is indeed the source and ask if they could make it so it does not conflict with jQuery Slider.

[Karine VOINCON]

@ Steven

It’s been several hours I want, but I can not find.

But I found a trick to parry: I added a script in my theme which removes the Classname “ui-slider ui-slider-horizontal ….” and the “span class=”ui-slider-handle ….” ” in my header

[Steven Zahm]

@ Karine

re: But I found a trick to parry: I added a script in my theme which removes the Classname “ui-slider ui-slider-horizontal ….” and the “span class=”ui-slider-handle ….” ” in my header

What was the script? Be great to know in case anyone else ever runs into this same issue.

[Karine VOINCON]

here is the script I added :

<script>
$( document ).ready(function() {
document.getElementById('DiapoHeader').classList.remove('ui-slider', 'ui-slider-horizontal', 'ui-widget', 'ui-widget-content', 'ui-corner-all');
$('span[class^="ui"]').remove();
});
</script>

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