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In the plugin initialization, reload is called on window resize events. In iOS Safari, resize events are called on page scroll, which is causing the carousel to behave undesirably in some circumstances. I've handled this by removing the $(window).on('resize.jcarousel', this.onWindowResize) call from the create function, but it may be useful to include an option to disable this behavior
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Thanks for the report. I've pushed a fix in 3f180bc which checks if the window dimension actually changed. Could you test the patch and report back if that fixes the issue? Thanks!
In the plugin initialization, reload is called on window resize events. In iOS Safari, resize events are called on page scroll, which is causing the carousel to behave undesirably in some circumstances. I've handled this by removing the $(window).on('resize.jcarousel', this.onWindowResize) call from the create function, but it may be useful to include an option to disable this behavior
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: