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Rotate Module - Working on Nina but not correctly on Layla

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  1. AlisonAMG
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Hey there

As per title, the Rotate Module is working correctly on Nina J4 template (quick start used) but on Layla J4 (also quick start installed) the items in the rotation will only display vertically.

Wasn't able to find a fix for this one to share.
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ciaran
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Hey ALi

It is definitely something that needs fixing :) Thanks again for bring this one to my attention

Ciaran
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Hey Ciaran

I didn't change anything from the shipped settings and display items just something I noticed when playing with the template. I changed to "anything instead of 'page'" and all is well in the world again.

Thank you as always :)
Ali
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Hey Alison

Thank you for reporting. It seems that this is an issue with the Items per Transition setting. Setting this to anything instead of 'page' should resolve the issue for you.

Ciaran
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