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  • Plugin Author Sed Lex

    (@sedlex)

    Could you give me an exemple ?

    Thread Starter fvanoostrom

    (@fvanoostrom)

    Of course, here you are:
    scroll problem

    Plugin Author Sed Lex

    (@sedlex)

    Ok but could you give me an URL so that I can test

    Thread Starter fvanoostrom

    (@fvanoostrom)

    I was still setting up my website; but now you can test it here. Happens on every image. Another problem seems to be that some images are not scaled up at all…

    http://www.ferdinandvanoostrom.nl

    Plugin Author Sed Lex

    (@sedlex)

    I test all the 7 images on your homepage and didnot see the problem.

    I believe that there is a browser issue … which browser do you use ?

    Thread Starter fvanoostrom

    (@fvanoostrom)

    Sorry, did not test that, I use chrome 26.0.1410.64 (latest version) on Windows 7 x64.

    You are absolutely right, not visible in IE (although the problem of not scaling up is present there as well)

    Plugin Author Sed Lex

    (@sedlex)

    What is the problem of not scaling up ?

    Are we ok that there is a options to limit the size of a zommed image ?

    Thread Starter fvanoostrom

    (@fvanoostrom)

    I see it now, that is actually a great option.

    Still, in chrome the scrollbars are visible, but I see it only on my website (also tried other themes, didn’t resolve it), it seems to work fine on your website.

    Plugin Author Sed Lex

    (@sedlex)

    Are you a newbie in CSS coding ?

    Thread Starter fvanoostrom

    (@fvanoostrom)

    Why doe you ask? Did I make an error or is there a solution. I don’t understand that the plugin in the most recent version of WordPress, combined with the most popular thema would cause a problem in the most popular (?) browser.

    I do know CSS, but haven’t used it in a long while.

    Plugin Author Sed Lex

    (@sedlex)

    This question is to know if you were able to modify a css file correctly 🙂

    Actually, I believe that if you edit css/theme01.css (if you are using the first theme) and if you add in #cboxContent :

    overflow:hidden;

    If it does not work, try with other class like cboxLoadedContent

    Am I clear here ?

    Thread Starter fvanoostrom

    (@fvanoostrom)

    Thanks for your help so far! I currently have some issues related to file permission so can’t edit the file right now (will look into that tonight or later this week).

    I can’t find a cboxContent or cboxLoadedContent id or class in any of the themes css-stylesheet (it’s actually the theme ‘Twenty Twelve’). I will try to add it, but can’t test it right now.

    Plugin Author Sed Lex

    (@sedlex)

    the css is in the plugin directory i.e. wp-content/plugins/image-zoom/css

    Thread Starter fvanoostrom

    (@fvanoostrom)

    Thanks, still learning. I edited the theme css, refreshed my browser, but still no luck 🙁

    Plugin Author Sed Lex

    (@sedlex)

    1/ be sure that the cache is clear in your browser,
    2/ if it still does not work, try other random place in the css file

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