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Image Zoom Cropped in Featured and Slider (8 posts)

  1. rss woon

    junior member


    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Hi Milo,

    I have problem with the images in bruce theme are being "zoom cropped" in Featured and Slider. You can refer to my site http://myminey.com. Any method to solve this problem.

    Thanks

    Best Regards,
    Woon.

  2. rss milo

    moderator


    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Pls specify which slider area, there are more sliders in Bruce, ty.

  3. rss woon

    junior member


    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Hi Milo,

    The slider i mean is main slider (with previous and next button) below featured.

    Thanks.

    Best Regards,
    Woon.

  4. rss milo

    moderator


    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Line 142 in CSS solves this tag:

    .stepcarousel .panel img{background:transparent;margin:0;padding:0;}

  5. rss woon

    junior member


    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Hi Milo,

    I checked in style.css, it already defined ".stepcarousel .panel img{background:transparent;margin:0;padding:0;} " but it still doesn't resize the image in main slider and featured.

    Please advise.
    Thanks

    Best Regards,
    Woon.

  6. rss milo

    moderator


    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Size of images is set in the image php file at bruce/inc/image,php
    line 32
    'default_size' => 'full',
    you can use thumb, medium or full

  7. rss woon

    junior member


    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Hi Milo,

    Thanks for the prompt support, I had set 'default_size'=>'thumbnail' and it managed to resize in correct manner except can't display 100% thumbnail. Is there any method to improve it?

    Thanks.

    Best Regards,
    Woon.

  8. rss milo

    moderator


    rss Posted 1 year ago
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    Yes, you can define thumb, medium and all other image sizes in the media tab through the wordpress backend.

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