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It’s the top image section in the church demo, where the image stays fixed as the page scrolls (used on practically every page in that church demo), thus creating a “sliding over the image” effect. Just imagine any photo, put it in that section as “background”. I can not control how the image shows up (if I want to see the center of the image, or the top, or the bottom, etc… setting the controls in this regard does nothing). I’m sure it has to do with the dimensions of the image … but I still can’t figure out the correlation…. It seems I need to have a very big image file that is taller rather than wider … very hard to come by those kind of images…
E.g:
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* TOP *
* MIDDLE *
* BOTTOM *
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If I put that image in the section and I want to display the middle section, so I select the “middle” positioning. It doesn’t work. It seems to randomly display whatever it wants, based on some mysterious way of working with the dimensions of the photo.Thanks Elliott, may I ask how in general to manipulate the caption positioning on any particular slide? Whether I want it top-centered, bottom-centered, top-centered all the way up top, top-centered two-thirds towards the top, etc… I’m trying to understand how it works. (It would be great to have the option to input these values/adjustments within the slider itself to tweak positioning when necessary… rather than editing css code.)
Hi Yigit.
I’m using MAMP and the current memory allocation for the PHP 5.5.14 is already set to 128M.
I’ve also added :
define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '128M' );
to wp-config.phpNo changes, other than now I can’t even access the wp-admin area.
What else can I do?
UPDATE: Retraced all my steps, reinstalled everything, and it’s working now. Thanks…
