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  • Hi Barbara, that shortcode looks correct. Can you post a link to the page you are using this shortcode on?

    Thread Starter atoco

    (@atoco)

    Hi Josh,
    Thank you for the answer 🙂
    the website is: http://progea.pl/ .
    I would like to use the slideshow instead of GeoTrener, AgroEye and Esri logos.

    I love the way you styled the main slideshow, it looks great!

    I don’t see a second slideshow in the sidebar, did you remove it?

    One thing I noticed with the shortcode you posted, it looks like the height is incorrect? Should it be 100px, like this?

    [meteor_slideshow slideshow="test" metadata="height: 100, width: 230, align: 'center' "]
    Thread Starter atoco

    (@atoco)

    Thank you, although the credit goes to my colleques, I’ve just started to work with this website 🙂

    I hide the slideshow o the sidebar because it doesn’t look good…

    I suppose the website doesn’t see the part of code with metadata – as you see on the pics above, the picture is cut and the slideshow isn’t centered. I’ve tried also to use hyperlinks to each slide – works properly.
    http://progea.pl/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/2015-08-19-11-16-19.png – how the slideshow looks
    http://progea.pl/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/szkolenia.jpg ; http://progea.pl/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/banner24.jpg – how the pictures should look

    The code to the slideshow which I used now:
    [meteor_slideshow slideshow="test" metadata="height: 500, width: 231, align: 'center' "]

    That’s strange, it looks like you have everything setup correctly. Could you put that sidebar shortcode on a new test page, just in the content, so that I could take a look at it live on a page?

    Thread Starter atoco

    (@atoco)

    Hi Josh,
    I activated the sidebar for a while. Hope no one – except you – will see it 😉

    link

    Barbara, I figured out the problem, there are some custom styles being applied to the main homepage slideshow that are effecting the sidebar slideshow as well:

    #slider div.meteor-slides,
    .meteor-clip {
        height: 336px !important;
        left: 21px !important;
    }

    If you update these styles in app.css to only apply to the main slideshow, the sidebar one should display at the correct size:

    #slider #meteor-slideshowdomyslny_en,
    #meteor-slideshowdomyslny_en .meteor-clip {
        height: 336px !important;
        left: 21px !important;
    }
    Thread Starter atoco

    (@atoco)

    Josh, it works! Thank you very much 🙂

    You’re welcome!

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