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  • Plugin Author Jorge Silva-Jetter

    (@jorgesilva-1)

    This plugin is not really responsive. That’s mainly a limitation of jQuery Cycle, which is the jQuery plugin behind all this.

    At some point, I’ll make it repsonsive by moving it over to Cycle 2.

    To my knowledge, there is no easy way to make it resopnsive.

    What you can do is to into “Advanced options” and mess around with “Fit to container”, “height”, and “width” and see if you can make it work.

    Maybe add some CSS to the image like:

    `
    .slideshow img {
    width: 100% !important;
    }
    `

    Let me know if any of that works.

    J.

    Thread Starter bichonnages

    (@bichonnages)

    Unfortunately it doesn’t work.
    I have also tried other tricks.

    In my functions.php, I have a small script that removes width and height attributes of images (which I use to make single images responsive). But it doesn’t overwrite Cycle settings. :'(

    Your script is great anyway !
    It integrates really well with the default wordpress gallery, which makes it very easy for the users.
    I might not use it for this website though – and will have to convince my client that we should not put slideshows since he wants his website fluid.

    Plugin Author Jorge Silva-Jetter

    (@jorgesilva-1)

    This was added with version 2.

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