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Problem:
The initial view loads correctly but, the the infinite scroll triggers, the subsequent product don't have images displayed.
Solution:
It seems your website is using JS/CSS codes to setup the product item div tag's "opacity" CSS attribute value to 0, and it conducts the problem.
In your case, you can setup CSS codes to set the CSS attribute "opacity" to 100, and test again.
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Last updated by 4 years, 8 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Dear James,
Thanks for the details, I can see the problem in your website, it should be a CSS/JS problem, it seems your website is using JS/CSS codes to setup the product item div tag's "opacity" CSS attribute value to 0, and it conducts the problem you mentioned above, see my screenshot: opacity.JPG
In your case, you can setup CSS codes to set the CSS attribute "opacity" to 100, and test again.
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