Yes, you can also use the “crop” parameter to deactivate cropping. However you must make sure that all images have the same resolution – otherwise the grid will be off again. If you want to deactivate the wp crop function use:

$avia_config['imgSize']['portfolio'] = array('width'=>495, 'height'=>400, 'crop'=>false );	 // images for portfolio entries (2,3 column)

I am having a similar issue where the thumbnail aspect ratio is correct from all of the previous portfolio images I uploaded, but the new ones are cropping off and causing the grid to be off. Would this same code fix the problem I am having? All of my portfolio images are 16:9 aspect ratio.

so – i finally did some recording with the screenr – great tool!

check my recording: http://www.screenr.com/aABH

as you can see the thumbnails arent square – i dont really have a problem if they arent – unless the image is squashes – which it is as you can see… i dont have any plug-ins, blockers or whatsoever installed in IE8 – but thats the way how it looks…

as you can see the fading on the frontpage doest work aswell – neither do the icons – but i assume this was fixed in the last update.

hope that helps

Hi –

the css alteration doesnt make it better. it makes the thumbnails bigger – and still arent square. i tried to resize monitor etc… doesnt affect.

unfortunately i cant post screenshots here – but i have some prepared if you would like to look over…

regards

fading and icons dont work aswell under IE 8

Open up enfold/js/shortcode.js and search for this code around line 205:

//trigger displaying of thumbnails

gallery.on('avia_start_animation', function()

{

images.each(function(i)

{

var image = $(this);

setTimeout(function(){ image.addClass('avia_start_animation') }, (i * 110));

});

});

change it to:

//trigger displaying of thumbnails

gallery.on('avia_start_animation', function()

{

images.each(function(i)

{

var image = $(this);

setTimeout(function(){ image.addClass('avia_start_animation') }, (i * 110));

});

}).trigger('avia_start_animation');

The gallery thumbs should then load immediately. A fade effect to another color is not possible.

Yes, this can happen because WordPress will not re-size images which are smaller than the defined thumbnail size. On the other hand the css code will scale the image to 100% of the container width regardless of the thumbnail size. And because the aspect ratio of 300×300 is different compared to 495 x 400 the scaled image version can be higher than the thumbnail with the higher resolution which is not scaled.

I couldn’t reproduce the thumbnail issue on IE10 and 9: http://www.screenr.com/uCBH

IE8 displayed slightly smaller thumbnails but they’re still squared and not distorted, etc.

You can try to add a min-width to the thumbnails though – add following code to the quick css field:

#top div .avia-gallery img {

min-width: 120px;

min-height: 120px;

}

This should force IE8 to display the images with at least 120px width/height or more (depends on the thumbnail size).

i got similar issues with the explorer. besides the missing icons (like seach button, etc.) another weird thing in my portfolio page (i am using the 120×120 shop thumbnails) – the thumbnails are not square- they are somehow squashed – so do the picturers look. in firefox everythings fine. i am using IE8

any idea how to fix this?

there is also a problem with the responsive feature when using the 120×120 shop thumbnails – i reported this in another topic..

best regards

Pedro