How or what are you using in the widget to produce these results? Do you have a URL you can share so we can see this live?
Thread Starter
Jack
(@moxie)
I’m still working on the site.
You can see what I mean at the bottom of the page. One logo is very tall.
http://www.kwartiermaken-mb.nl/wordpress/
And these are my settings in the widget:
http://img600.imageshack.us/i/jo24.png/
It doesn’t matter if I choose Thumbs or Original Images. The original images by the way are all 200px max width or height.
I’m having a similar problem, I think.
My settings are random, 100 x 500. It doesn’t matter if I have Enable IE8 Web Slices selected or not.
It worked on WordPress 3.6 and NextGen 2.0.17. When I updated the Magazine Basic theme to 3.0.3, it broke.
Since upgrading Magazine Basic broke it, I would think that that was the problem, but I don’t know enough about WordPress to know how these things work.
Here’s my web page:
http://morvenwestfield.com/wp1/
Thread Starter
Jack
(@moxie)
Any news about this? I have this series of logo’s, and one of them is sticking out above the rest because the height is not taken into account. See my original message in this topic.
@jack – I see what you are having the issue with …
Have you tried any custom CSS such as the following (even as a temporary fix):
.sponsorlogo .widget-area, .sponsorlogo .widget img, .sponsorlogo .widget {
display: inline;
margin: 10px;
max-height: 140px;
max-width: 140px;
padding: 0;
text-align: center;
}
I added the two “max” properties to force the HTML container to only use those limits.
– Cais.
Thread Starter
Jack
(@moxie)
I tried it, but it doesn’t work for me. I can set a max height for the total widget, but that only makes the first logo less tall, width is unaffected.
@jack – Sorry that example didn’t work as is. You may need to further adjust the CSS you are using or specify a different element to adjust to what you are looking for.
Sometimes you may even need to add !important to the relevant properties for it to take effect.
– Cais.
Thread Starter
Jack
(@moxie)
I still haven’t figured this out, but I noticed another thing that might be a bug in the NextGen widget.
When I set the thumbs to height 240 and width 340 and NextGen should treat these as max values, the html source shows that all thumbs get height=”240″ width=”340″, even if they are vertical!
You can check it here: http://www.jacktummers.nl/
You might have to refresh the page a few times to get a vertical image in the first row of black and white photographs, because the widget is set to show random images.
