Sure you can do this using metadata. This is a more advanced feature, you need to make sure that the slideshow dimensions are set to fit the largest slideshow, and then for the smaller ones you can can override that with metadata like this:
[meteor_slideshow slideshow="mini-slideshow" metadata="height: 100, width: 200"]
Yet ANOTHER reason this slider rocks!
Hey guys, I tried to do the below hardcoded into a sidebar, but its just not functioning. Can you shed some light on this matter for a Height that needs to be hardcoded, or can this not be accomplished?
<?php if ( function_exists( 'meteor_slideshow' ) ) { meteor_slideshow( "side-bar-slider", "height: '100'" ); } ?>
Much appreciated, thanks!
Mike
Hi Mike, try removing the single quotes around the height value, numbers don’t need the quotes:
<?php if ( function_exists( 'meteor_slideshow' ) ) { meteor_slideshow( "side-bar-slider", "height: 100" ); } ?>
You could also try using the Slideshow Widget if your sidebar is widgetized, that might work better for you.
