Try this CSS:
.meteor-slides .meteor-clip {
height: 620px;
}
Thanks but didn´t work 🙁
It was working great before the update, why is it wrong all of a sudden?
BTW, the slideshow doesn´t loop either. 🙁 When it reaches the final slide, it stays there.
Forget the loop thing, it makes the loop now. But the cropping/size problem persists.
I copied the code to the wrong style sheet before, it’s working now, thanks!
Good to hear that you got it working!
I’m having a similar issue. The CSS fix doesn’t work. Well I’m adding it to my theme directory. Also – it doesn’t seem like the best fix – as editing the settings really should change the image sizes…
I’ve had a look and each image name is appended with -940×200 in the code which was the default image size for the slider (and the current size of the images) – even though in the settings I edited it to be 950×400.
The wrapper div to each image is correctly sized to 950×400 in the in-line style, but the images are all still cropped.
When I look at the slides themselves in the admin section, they are all still 100% fine (at 950×400).
Basically I think the plugin isn’t updating to call the new image sizes.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hi Cameron, you shouldn’t have to resize the slideshow with CSS. If your slide images are cropped, they were probably uploaded before you set the current slideshow dimensions. Try re-uploading the slide images.
Ok. There’s quite a few images, so I’m a little loathe to re-up if I can avoid it. Would it mean that I’d need to recreate the slides? The slides show the full, uncropped image. It’s just when they’re called that they’re showing the cropped versions… it’s all very strange
No worries, you don’t need to recreate the slide posts, just regenerate the slide image sizes. The easiest way to do this is re-upload the images. But if you have a lot of images to regenerate, you can use the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin to do it.
Awesome! thanks – I’ll give it a try. I think that’s the answer 🙂
Thank bro- that worked perfectly 🙂
