Full width

  • Resolved gvnet

    (@gvnet)


    10 months, 1 week ago

    Hi David,

    I have a strange issue where the slider on the home page has been running smoothly for many years but now it is displaying the main image on the left and part of the next image on the right i.e. the image is not full width.

    I have the image width as 100%, scale mode cover, allow auto scale up etc and today I turned on force size full width when I noticed this issue.

    If you could take a quick peek for me that would be amazing.

    Many thanks.

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  • Plugin Author bqworks

    (@bqworks)

    Hi,

    At the moment the slider is displaying full width, so I’m not sure what causes the issue when not forcing the full width. It could also me some changes in the theme/plugin containers that hold the slider. Maybe you can duplicate the page and slider and leave that slider without the Force Size option, so I can check it out.

    Best,
    David

    Thread Starter gvnet

    (@gvnet)

    I am not seeing the same thing. On a larger screen, I see most of the current slide and part of the next slide.

    https://snipboard.io/eZNFhd.jpg

    I have turned force full width off on that slider now and it is no different at my end.

    I just resized the browser window to see what it would look like on a smaller screen (which may hide this issue) and I noticed the slider is no longer responsive either?

    • This reply was modified 10 months, 1 week ago by gvnet.
    Plugin Author bqworks

    (@bqworks)

    This is actually caused by the “Auto Slide Size” option, which allows images to be displayed in a carousel layout with same height and variable widths, but you are not using the slider that way, so you should disable the option.

    Best,
    David

    Thread Starter gvnet

    (@gvnet)

    Fantastic! Thanks David.

    Plugin Author bqworks

    (@bqworks)

    You’re welcome!

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