SOLVED Picture in the home page, automatically resized
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- Luciano
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Hi, my customer asked me to show in the home page a picure (in a module), but this image should fill the "availble real estate" based on the screen resolution and browser window size.
In other workd he would like the image to be alwasy fully visible and this image could be both in portrait and landscape,
Do you know is a plugin or a module exist to operate in this way?
Oh, BTW, I am now using the Remnant template
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Luciano
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- MrT
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Please do not post extensions/template specific questions in the "General Discussion" forum. You should post in the extension forum or template forum as appropriate. Most of these forums are for members who have a current PAID membership. Our priority is always to assist paying members.
Thank you for your understanding.
Your subscription appears to have expired. Support does require a current subscription.
May I ask from where you obtained the Remnant template as your subscription expired in 2014?
You don't need anythning special to have picture go fullwidth and be responsive. You can use a logo/image particle or a customhtml particle. Just make sure the section settings are set to "fullwidth (flushed content)" too.
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- Luciano Veronese
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Thanks for the feedback. Now I understand what happened. I had a previous account which was expired but a few weeks ago I activated a new subscription on behalf of the company I work for (Masterclass) and now I am writing with the new account!
By mistake I created the post with the expired account, so ... yes I am a paying member, that's why I am using the Remnant, I downloaded from your website
And thanks again because you provided an answer even is I was (apparently) a former customer, nice sign you are a very serious and professional company, kudos!
I'll try your suggestion, even if more than the width I am worried about the height: is there a similar option to adapt to the browser height ?
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Luciano (from Masterclass)
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- MrT
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Ok, no problem. You can adapt the height using custom CSS. Just remember thought that something has to give...either the height or the width so as not to distort the image. Have a go and if it doesn't work out as you want then we can assist further (in which case please post admin and url in secure tab of your post).
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- Luciano Veronese
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Yes I know that using CSS (which I am not an expert of..) you can use the max-height = 100% but the issue is that it is 100% of the div that contains the image and its size should be variable depending on the current size of the browser and the sreen resolution.
I would assume it is set by the Gatry framework is it correct?
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Luciano
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No, not correct. It would be really helpful if I could see your site. I wouldn't be using max-height 100%? Please would you post your URL, superuser id and pswd in the secure tab of your post and i'll have a look for you.
Please do a screenshot of your problem and annotate to make it clear what you are trying to achieve.
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- Luciano Veronese
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Thanks for the feedback. Actually I achieved my goal using one of your suggestions.
I simply added a particle of type logo with the image I wanted to resize in the position I want and it worked like a charm!
Thanks again
Luciano
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