Andrew Tebbott

Does adding loop: true not make it cyclic?

OK, so you can use CSS to hide .flipster__item--future, which gives the appearance of flipster being right aligned. Now to figure out how to initialise so that the last slide...

Still looking for a solution to this. I'm thinking a function that looks for the class of flipster__item--future that runs onItemSwitch, then if no element with that class is detected...

Thanks for taking ythe time to help me with this. Very much appreciated. I've just implemented your code @amjadsheen however the disabled class is being added to both the previous...

I've used a mixture of the two responses thus far, and have the following: `$('.flipster__button--next, .flipster__button--prev').removeClass('disabled'); if ($(currentItem).siblings('.flipster__item--future').length === 0 ) { console.log('Hide Next'); $('.flipster__button--next').addClass('disabled'); } if ($(currentItem).siblings('.flipster__item--past').length === 0...

Hi @amjadsheen - I have the CSS in place, the problem is as follows: 1. When you first arrive at the page, both arrows are displayed, even though there isnt...

You sir, are an absolute legend. There was one slight issue with the code, but it was simply an extra } at the end of the onItemSwitch function. Apart from...

Just to confirm, this is still an issue.