Hi,
Thank you for your kind words!
- Try changing this option for the image crop: https://i.imgur.com/LnQ1awu.png
This way the image is going to be contained instead of covered.
- Definitely doable, but only via custom CSS. Do you have any specific styling you want to apply, I might be able to suggest.
All the best,
Ernest
Hey there,
Thanks for the answer, and sorry for the late reply.
Sadly that option was already checked like this for the logo… still have result like this (those are example) :
https://imgur.com/a/6VqGTGO
For the second one, the CSS styling, I just want the most regular hover styling. Strange that it’s not done by default ? I just want a grey hover when cursor is on a box from the search result. Its a small adjustment but can helping fo the user experience I assume.
Thanks you !
Okays!
For the images, can you please try this custom CSS:
img.asl_image {
width: autom !important;
}
If has no effect yet, then try also increasing the width here.
As for the hover background – that should actually happen, maybe there is a minor style conflict. Either way, this should force that as wel:
.asl_r .item {
transition: all 0.2s;
}
.asl_r .item:hover {
background: #ececec !important;
}
All the best,
Ernest
Thanks for the quick answer !
The hover thing work like a charm, not the crop logo thing.
I do think that its maybe cause wordpress crop the original logo, I even tried to change the source of the image in ASL, knowing that my original logo are no cropped but it change nothing sadly
I made a mistake in the first custom CSS, can you try:
img.asl_image {
width: auto !important;
}
All the best,
Ernest
Yes ahah I’ve saw it before no worries, but I changed already and still dont work 🙁
When I check the bfi_thumb folder I see them cropped.
I suspect its cause of some wordpress core stuff… Cause my base image are in 840x525px and they are ofc no cropped. But the one wordpress do in other resolution are cropped (I never use them so no hurt)
Okay, additionally to that custom CSS can you please try the following configuration:
All the best,
Ernest
