Hi,
I’ve worked with Skitter while back and it can be flexible.
Try this:
.container_skitter {
width: 100% !important;
}
.box_skitter {
width:100% !important;
}
.box_skitter img {
height: auto;
max-width: 100%;
}
Thanks,
Emil
Thread Starter
vicius
(@vicius)
Hi Emil,
Thanks for try, it’s almost working, but it looks like that the animation is not working properly. Also if the width is becoming smaller, it doesn’t change the height (but I could live with such a problem :))
You can check it on this site, where I have tested it:
http://www.mezgykla.lt/
P.S. have tried to add height: auto; line to the .container_skitter and .box_skitter, but also was not working properly.
That’s weird, looks good from my end π http://i.imgur.com/Pv2m1.png
Emil
Thread Starter
vicius
(@vicius)
Yes, it looks the same for me also. But is the animation working properly? Even with the max size?
Can you post some screenshots for me, maybe you’re seeing stuff differently?
Thanks,
Emil
Thread Starter
vicius
(@vicius)
Thread Starter
vicius
(@vicius)
By the way – not with the all effects..
That part I don’t know sorry, let’s wait for the plugin author please π
Thanks,
Emil
Taraprasad – your amends didn’t work. Firstly the plugin looks for the .min versions of the js and css files. So even if you change that to look for the extended versions, it still isn’t responsive. Additionally those amends have other unintended effects. My page for instance saw the skitter slideshow over-run the text underneath it when those amends were implemented.
Any other ideas on how to make this responsive?
Thanks.