Hello Pawel,

plz try opening /js/scripts.js file (path relative to root theme folder), line 976 add a parameter 'speed' to the slider's options, for example

slider = new ClapatSlider('.showcase-slider', { 
                 direction: 'vertical', 
                 snap: true,

                 speed: 2,

... the rest of the code follows here ....

hard refresh the page (Ctrl+F5) before testing

To decrease the speed put something like 0.5 to increase a higher value (2.5)

Hi Pawel,

can you provide wp admin access in a private comment ? Make sure the admin use has full rights using Appearance -> Theme File Editor as we need to modify some files.

So look Pawel:

I was trying to update /js/scripts.js file to modify the initialization for the showcase slider but I get an error in the editor:

https://prnt.sc/nza6Jc8sLGTa

I tried to add two parameters with default values and a short explanation for each

// how long it should wait in ms after last wheel event before snapping to position and after snapping to eliminate the residual scroll

snapwait: { 
   before: 10,
   after: 80
},

// how quick the slider transitions ends

ease: 0.075,

so speed is related the amount of advancement and it has no effect when snapping is enabled.   ease is related with the time the transitions ends

snapwait is used to calibrate the trackpad as it sends the same events as mouse wheel does but in much quicker succesion so it cumulates the events waiting before and after the last event counted.

After changing these two parameteres (because you can ignore speed) plz hard refresh the page (Ctrl+F5)

Hello Pawel,

this is what I see after I cleared the cache (see attached the screen recording)

So easing takes now very long to complete

Hello Pawel, sorry, are we talking about trackpad? (snapping over)

the two parameters to work on are snap wait to adjust it for this specific case.

We can help you also to make the slider free flow if this is a nbetter solution.

Hello Pawel,

information from the developer:

the trackpad events are the same as scroll events and they contain a delta value which represents the amount it has scrolled. There is no way to distinguish between them, they have the same type. Trackpad events occur much often in the same interval compared to the mouse wheel events, and the scroll delta is a fraction of the scroll delta coming from mouse wheel events.

Therefore when the slider snaps, it needs to decide when it will snap - so it will wait for a certain period of time to accumulate the number of scroll events and the period of time will ignore the scroll events while it snaps to the next slide.

snapwait.after - ignoring the scroll events for n ms after the snap has started (in my mind increasing this value this will slow the trackpad snap + scroll )

snapwait.before - how long does the slider have to wait (in  ms) after the last scroll event in order to beginning the process of snapping (which is ending the scroll at the center of the next slider)

Hello Pawel, when opening the page source I see that the page navigation is inside of a wp-columns block?

https://prnt.sc/4iFM9eVu4DyH

the html of the page is malformed, any opening element in the content that is not closed properly?