I think I’m experiencing the same problem.
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Dave
(@dvaer)
I’ve just been through all the code, but didn’t come across any cropping functionality 9as far as I could see)… Would I need to add something for this?
I’m not sure but, if there is scale option, shouldn’t there be only option for one dimension (the width of the image for example) and the height should be automatically calculated by the plugin to be scaled in a ratio according to the width of the image? Also if someone could tell me the difference between “scale & crop” and “scale to fit”?
Ok thanks for reporting this guys… will look into it ASAP.
Thread Starter
Dave
(@dvaer)
Thank you Maeve, this script seems like something useful: https://github.com/sy4mil/Aqua-Resizer.
Autoscaling for the main pictures would be awesome. Waiting for update…
Hi Guys, this scale and crop issue was fixed in v1.5 which was released some time ago. Are you still having problems with it?
I’m still getting problems with this function, also have different image sizes. My image gallery in the catalogue is set to 360×600(height x width) but when I upload an image with dimension for example 500×300 (height x width) it does weird things:
– when I set “scale to fit” it stretches offcourse the image in the catalogue dimensions en the image is totally ***
– when I set “scale & crop” it does the trick, but aligns the image to the left in the image frame and also all the thumbnails align to the left in their image frame and I getting an small grey stroke on the right side of the thumbnail..
Thumbnails settings are “scale to fit”
Here the link for specific product page issue, wen you go to “All products” you wille see the grey stroke on the thumbnails
http://dts-events.be/?wpcproduct=pioneer-dvj-1000
Is there no option for a dynamic image frame in the catalogue?
I think i’m having the same issue. I can’t get the full images to display no matter what I choose.
http://demo.silverlid.com/?wpccategories=shotguns”
Images will be drastically different in size due to size of the products.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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