Comment on WordPress Menu Manager Stallion Theme Feature by WordPress SEO Theme Author.
Looking at the code output from view source the output is as I’d expect, compared it to a development site with the same Colour scheme, layout and slider settings and the code is correct.
The code is there, but the sliding isn’t working as it should, the sliding is javascript based. I would look at javascript files loaded by other plugins, I see a couple loaded in the footer area one for the stats and the other related to Jetpack. Try disabling plugins that load javascript files see if it fixes the issue.
Could be a simple case of conflicting javascript, one of the plugins use jQuery javascript code like the slider does.
If it is a plugin let me know which and I’ll see if I can find a work around.
David
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