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The Fade Mode controls the opacity of individual slides, but does not hide them.
So slides that are later in the code, and therefore higher in the z-stacking, sit on top of and block interactivity of the active slide.
Hiding non-active slides with display:none or visibility:hidden should resolve this issue.
This can be replicated with the iOS Simulator.
Thanks!
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fade mode now sets panel visibility when resumeOnVisible is true. Fixes
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The Fade Mode controls the opacity of individual slides, but does not hide them.
So slides that are later in the code, and therefore higher in the z-stacking, sit on top of and block interactivity of the active slide.
Hiding non-active slides with display:none or visibility:hidden should resolve this issue.
This can be replicated with the iOS Simulator.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: