Breakpoints do not work properly, again, and still.

I know you’ll do exactly nothing, because it’s what you did since the first time you got this kind of request. But I’ll write it again, because it’s the right thing to do. Tipical use case:

 $(".slider").slick({
    mobileFirst: true,

    responsive: [{
      breakpoint: 830,
      settings: "unslick"
    }]
}

If you start with a small screen, it wil work. As soon as you reach 830 it will unslick. Fine. Than go back to < 830, and you won’t have slick back.

So you cannot say your plugin is responsive. It’s not. A thing called responsive should behave like a responsive thing. And this is not the case. I think after 2+ years since last time I checked. I come back and guess? Still the same issue.

And by the way: this is not magic, neither.

[dietantejensen]

reinitializing is the logical thing to do - but I wonder how many people worried and wondered what they did wrong; especially, when the slider works like a charm most of the time.

[eballeste]

listen for the window resize event and reinitialize slick

off = windowWidth <= 830;

onResize:
  if (windowWidth <= 830 && !off) {
    reInitSlick
    off = true
  } else if (windowWidth > 830) {
    off = false
  }