Hi lewis-3718,
The issue is caused by the use of the WPBakery Row Stretch option, which is applied to every row inside each slider. By default, WPBakery uses JavaScript to calculate the width of a stretched row, but this script does not function correctly within already stretched sections — which is your case, as you’ve enabled slider stretch in its settings: https://monosnap.com/file/Z4HLBpUthstTnManXvvww1on8yBSCu.
Unfortunately, since this option comes directly from the WPBakery plugin, we cannot fully resolve it on our end. To fix the issue without major restructuring of the slider, we recommend not using WPBakery’s Row Stretch and instead using the option provided by our theme, which doesn’t rely on JavaScript and is called Row Stretch CSS:
1. Open each individual slider slide step by step. Access the row settings.
2. Disable the Row Stretch option by switching it to Default.
3. Enable the Row Stretch CSS option by switching it to Stretch row as shown in the screenshot: https://monosnap.com/file/1XyZbZgEr4WExdAGiAkvYd7ihf1d79.
Regards,
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