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We did consider that thank you. We think its a function of master slider though.
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We will contact the plugin creator directly
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Hi, <br />
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We would like to have an effect in master slider in which a layered image moves up a little when the cursor hovers and then back to starting point when cursor is moved. Probably a simple thing but it eludes us. <br />
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An example of this can be seen here: <a href="http://logistic.freevision.me/themeswitcher/" rel="ugc">http://logistic.freevision.me/themeswitcher/</a>&nbsp;<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi, 

We would like to have an effect in master slider in which a layered image moves up a little when the cursor hovers and then back to starting point when cursor is moved. Probably a simple thing but it eludes us. 

An example of this can be seen here: http://logistic.freevision.me/themeswitcher/ 

Thanks.

Master slider effect on hover

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