Hello,
this toggle is designed to ensure that the slider retains its conditional height with a very wide page. That is, if it has a small height on a wide screen, then on a narrow screen the slider will be even smaller. If your page template has a fixed (limited) width for content, then this switcher does not need to be activated.
Thread Starter
Art
(@theart8)
What I mean is that the slider does not keep the proportion of the photo. In addition it behaves differently based on having thumbnails at the bottom or having navigation dots at the botton in comparison of having neither of these two.
Look at this screenshot so it is more clear: https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/96f7412f-a688-4451-abd6-ce14b65f489d
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EDIT:
Moreover I would like to suggest a feature: in the slider settings (edit page), the option: “Slider height in pixels” could be removed or hidden and the slider may adapt to the height of the image. So if the image is 587px height, slider height would be 587px. If the image is 235px, the same will be the slider height.
I understand that my slider simply does not suit you. At the moment, the slider will not adapt to the size of the image, unfortunately I do not see such a solution right now.
Thread Starter
Art
(@theart8)
Ok fine for the feature suggestion. But what about that screenshot I gave you? have you seen that the image are being cropped and zoommed at the middle so the image on desktop appear properly, but it does not appear properly on mobile
Image cropping depends on the selected mode – Image display mode (Fill/Fit)
Thread Starter
Art
(@theart8)
Oh ok, haven’t noticed that setting where I can select that. I will look better. Thank you
BTW, it is not related to this topic but I noticed this right now: I am migrating a website and I noticed that your plugin declared an abspath somewhere in the DB. I suggest to not use abspaths because those can greatly differ with respect to various hosting providers. For instance the old one is: /customer/www/mydomain.com/public_html/
while the new one is /home/myusername/public_html/
so in that case, running a search & replace for old and new domain would have not been sufficient because abspath also has changed.
