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  • #1150450

    Hi,
    I am just creating a new site. It should look nearly the same as the old side. But I am struggeling with the fullwidth slider. The images has exact the same size, the settings on the two pages are exactly the same – but one slider is still not looking as it should. This concerns small monitors as 13″ laptops. On my big monitor its looking fine. There are not settings for mobiles on both pages.

    This is the right version:

    And this is the new one

    On hansjanotta.com you could the the whole image including the text on the foto. On martindreher.de its stretched and you could not see the complete picture on 13″ monitor and the text on the image is cropped. On both sites we have for image size featured large and image should be shown complete on all browsersizes.

    I really hope, you have an idea… I am looking for hours and find nothing….
    Thanks a lot,
    Sophie

    #1151443

    Hey Sophieja23,
    Sorry for the late reply, I see that the inline css for the slider image on the new site has this:

        min-height: 700px;
        min-width: 1667px;
        left: -98.6667px;
    }

    but your old site has this css:

    min-width: 1191px;
        left: 0px;

    To correct the new site, Please try this code in the General Styling > Quick CSS field or in the WordPress > Customize > Additional CSS field:

    #top.home #full_slider_1 .avia-slide-wrap img {
    	min-height: 630px !important; 
    	min-width: 100% !important; 
        left: 0 !important; 
    }

    After applying the css, Please clear your browser cache and check.

    Best regards,
    Mike

    #1151701

    Hi,

    that worked. Thanks so much!

    Although I am wondering where this inline css is coming from. I did not find anything…

    Best regards,
    Sophie

    #1151928

    Hi,

    Did you need additional help with this topic or shall we close?

    Best regards,
    Jordan Shannon

    #1152010

    Hi Jordan,

    basically it could be closed. Maybe you have a tip for me where I could see the different settings so I could handle it in future.

    Thanks, Sophie

    #1152188

    Hi,

    The most basic of features can be handled via the default slider options, but for the most part customizations or error fixes will require css help:

    Best regards,
    Jordan Shannon

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