• Resolved r3volv3rmann

    (@r3volv3rmann)


    hello! i hope someone can help me.

    this is the website i talk about:
    angelspezi

    the slider looks pretty nice on 1920p but if u make the browser window smaler u can see that the image is not rly resizing and 1/3 of the image is overlayed!

    can u help me how to fix this, that the image slider is always responsive?

    all the best gabe

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/soliloquy-lite/

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  • akyusa01

    (@akyusa01)

    Hi Gabe and thanks for contacting us 🙂

    I’m not sure I’m following you – when I check on smaller window sizes, the images respond to the container correctly.

    Did you happen to resolve your issue already?

    Thread Starter r3volv3rmann

    (@r3volv3rmann)

    hey akyusa, thanks for the repsonse!

    http://b01i.imgup.net/angel_ansi572e.jpg

    u can see this image?

    the first image is on fullpage 1920p all is fine and the image below is on a screen with 1300p and i marked the problem with the arrow.

    i hope u understand what i try to say 🙂

    akyusa01

    (@akyusa01)

    Hi – yes, I can see what you mean now, the problem is the theme, really. You have the slider contained in your ‘header’ which is fixed, so the height calculation for the slider starts at the top of the browser window (behind the nav bar).

    If you placed the slider below the header, you should be fine, otherwise you will have to add custom CSS in there to have the slider start 167px down from the top (margin-top:167px;) but then you are going to have to readjust for all of the media queries because when you get to the smaller screens, you wouldn’t need a total of 167px.

    To see what I mean, if you place this custom CSS on your theme (or using Simple Custom CSS plugin) add this:

    soliloquy-outer-container {margin-top:167px;}

    But you would need to remove that when you get to the media query starting at about 768px to be a different margin-top (or remove all together).

    Does that help?

    Thread Starter r3volv3rmann

    (@r3volv3rmann)

    yes it does, its not the finest option but it works! thanks a lot mate!

    akyusa01

    (@akyusa01)

    🙂 No worries, happy we could find a solution for you!

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