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For some reason, when I first go to a recent page I built, the jQuery Cycle plugin does not work. The site is located here (site is in a different language [Hebrew]).
Regardless of the language it’s in, the Cycle plugin works fine in Firefox and IE. I’m wondering if this is a bug on my end or a bug on the plugin’s end.
If it’s a bug on my end, how can I fix it?
The solution to this problem, based on the fact that Google Chrome fails to properly render the height of the dynamically generated div’s (as @ulima69 observed), is to give the wrapping div (
.slideshow) a designated width & height that is congruent with the images’ width/height.This fixes the bug for now. If the images were all different dimensions, a more complicated solution should be sought. @ulima69 provided two links to alternative cycle plugins that should work with Chrome. Do what works for you.
Amit