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@unitecms

I verified that I had a “bug” here in the way I was viewing the carousel. I was zooming my browser to 80% and somehow it caused this “bug” for me. I remembered the zoom issue and did a test. The result is that by adjusting the height of the image in the style tab, I was able to get the result I wanted. Thanks for your attention and availability.

@unitecms

I already adjusted this setting. But as mentioned in my question, this setting only changes the size of the image height and not the height of the carousel frame. That is, the boundaries of the carousel. And when I increase the size of the image in this configuration that you suggested and that I had already checked, the image is cropped, because as I said it increases the image, but the carousel frame does not. It also adds a scroll bar indicating that the image is larger than the carousel frame.`

I refer to “Site Health”

@dcka

Thanks. I’ll check.

@steveush can you help me?
@phillcoxon any idea?

The problem is that there is a space at the top and bottom of the photo when it is zoomed. With or without FooBox she gets this space. And I wanted to reduce or reduce this space so that the picture gets bigger on the screen. Maybe this is a padding attribute, but I don’t know how to edit it. Can you edit this space?

I saved a print of what I am talking about on my OneDrive I am sending a sharing link below to check what I am talking about.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AsZ5h9CL4LM1vW-VhbHSUsoxI_4M?e=QA65Wd