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October 26, 2016 at 2:31 pm #704312
Hi,
My customer wants a fullscreen slider with fullscreen images. I uploaded images (format 5184 × 3456). In the settings of the slider all images use alignment bottom-center and no-scaling but parts of the image disappear. For example slider 2 the top of the image (roof of the house) disappears and slider 4 the ceiling of the room disappears.
What is wrong because i thought it is a responsive element so all images are fullscreen no matter what screen size.
THX FreekOctober 31, 2016 at 5:41 am #705962Hey Freek,
Yes, responsive element just means the elements/layout adapts with the device. However as for parts of the images which are cut off, the fullscreen will try to fit the image to the device viewing it depending on their screen size. For example in your site, try to view the link to the image in the Private Content, you will notice that there’s white space on the right, what fullscreen slider is trying to achieve is to expand the width of the image to cover the whole screen however expanding the width to 100% would also mean that the height of the image will also be expanding more than the height of the monitor, therefore the top and bottom part of the image are cut off (height or width is sacrificed just to preserve the ratio of the image). But if you really want it to show all parts of the image, try to add this code in Quick CSS (located in Enfold > General Styling):
.avia-fullscreen-slider .avia-slideshow>ul>li { background-size: 100% 100% !important; }
It will show all parts of the image but the ratio will not be preserved. Hope this helps. :)
Best regards,
NikkoOctober 31, 2016 at 10:18 am #706057It works but the image ratio is not preserved indeed. Is there no other way to achieve this? I tried with advanced layer slider etc. etc.
Maybe a third-party plugin?
THX for the awesome support.
FreekNovember 1, 2016 at 10:49 pm #706883Hi Freek,
Thanks for you kind words :)
You are free to try to use third party plugins, but I think results will be the same, you just need to choose which aspect you want to be preserved and aspect you can sacrifice.
Best regards,
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