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Adrian Melendez
5,555 PointsjQuery Plugins stage is out of date
The code in it doesn't seem to work anymore on current browsers with current versions of jQuery. I tried it in Chrome 33, Firefox 27, and IE 11 on a Windows 7 machine.
At first I thought I was doing something wrong but when I opened the completed version of the file provided with the last video, it still doesn't work in any of the browsers.
The article elements don't show up so there is only a blank space where the slider is supposed to be. When I open the developer tools, I can see that the javascript is running and changing the margins and doing some other things, but none of that is shown on the screen because all the relevant elements are invisible or not being rendered or something like that.
2 Answers
Chris Dziewa
17,781 PointsThis may be why Treehouse is adding a new jQuery course and new JavaScript course. I believe the jQuery course will replace the old content.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsOne of the known issues mentioned by Andrew Chalkley over a year ago was that wmuslider doesn't work when you refresh the page.
Adrian Melendez
5,555 PointsWhat?
That seems like a major problem especially since there are lots of other sliders out there that are free and still work when the page gets refreshed.
James Barnett
39,199 Points> That seems like a major problem
You'll get no argument from me.