Hi there,
This is kind of a CSS issue, rather than anything to do with the plugin; stack exchange and other sites might give you a better response. I’ll see what I can do though. Is your site live somewhere? It’s pretty difficult to advise without seeing the context that the carousel is in. It certainly sounds like what you’re proposing should be possible though.
Do you know about CSS media queries? There’s a good article on css-tricks about them which is worth googling if not (apologies, on my phone with dodgy wifi currently).
Cheers,
Phil
Hi Phil,
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately it’s on a local test site so I can’t demonstrate it. I’ve taken some screenshots to hopefully make it a bit clearer. This is what it’s like with the default settings:-
Full size window: http://i.imgur.com/CvHHUTv.png
Min width of website: http://i.imgur.com/u7Qkjwk.png
With the default settings, the carousel next/previous buttons are positioned relative to the outer edges of the screen, however I want to position them relative to the carousel image. Like this:
View post on imgur.com
Is this anything you could help with or is this purely a css issue?
Thanks Phil,
David
This is purely a CSS / templating issue. Site looks nice! You need to get the carousel to display within some kind of container <div>
which has the width of the page content, then it will be limited to that width, with the arrows on top of the image. Next, you’ll want to add some CSS specific to wider screens with some negative margins to move the arrows outside of that div (probably cleaner ways to do this, but that should work). You’ll probably want to hide the grey shadow too.
If you’re using bootstrap, check out the grid system, which does most of this layout stuff for you.
I think that should do it! Let me know if you run into any problems.
Phil
Hi Phil,
Thanks a lot for your help, I really appreciate it!
Unfortunately I’ve been pushed to get something presentable ASAP so I had to go with a different plugin that had what I was after as default
Thanks Phil,
David
No problem – thanks for letting me know.
Phil