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roseba
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I figured out the problem is that this is full-bleed optimized for not simply images, but header images.
While it is a nifty feature, it is completely unsuitable for my use. 1440×400 does not suit the aspect ratio for the majority of the images I need to post.
How do I disable it?
Hi there, would you be able to post a link to your site so I can take a look? Thanks.
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roseba
(@roseba)
This is in beta. I keep changing themes because of this.
http://arielshallit.com/wp/
I would like it to work more like this: http://arielshallit.com/wp/work/. I would upload larger images, but I don’t want full bleed where the images exceeds the size of the monitor completely. I don’t mind arrow navigation overlays.
Hi there, you can disable the full-bleed header images with some CSS like this:
.singleimg img {
width: auto !important;
margin: 0 auto;
}
This overrides the 100% width that’s set by the theme and centers the image. You may need to make other adjustments to the code to get things looking exactly as you like, but this could get you started.
To completely remove the header images, you can use this CSS instead:
.singleimg img {
display: none !important;
}
Let me know if either of these does the trick.
Hi Kathryn. I have a similar issue in which I wish to remove the header image from posts and instead let the featured image in each post to be the header. Also, the featured images seem bigger than i would want on the post page. I only wish to leave the header on the home page. My site is earnsmartonline.com
kelibzon – I’ll reply in your other post.
Hi Kathryn. Thanks, and I’m waiting for your reply in the other forum.
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roseba
(@roseba)
Sorry for the late reply. This is extremely helpful.
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roseba
(@roseba)
I think I would like to play with this with a max-height and max-width value. That whatever the images are, the thumbnails will always display “above the fold” and the definition will adjust with the images which will be of all different dimensions.
Glad this was useful – good luck with your experimentation. 🙂
