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Hi guys,
I was told a few months ago that the next update would allow us to make our slider images back to the 1000×430 pixels they used to be.
I just updated to 3.3.0 and I don’t see that option.
Site: http://stevenchera.com
We are uploading slider images at 1000x430px, but they are getting “stretched out” and appear too large.
Do you know how we can fix this?
Thanks!
Sorry, we didn’t updated that feature.
If you are using the slider images at 1000×430 pixels, kindly please decrease the size of the width of your theme. So that, the slider images shows perfectly with out stretching. Otherwise, images will be stretched out and they appear too large.
Hi,
I was told that it would be included in this update??
You said “kindly please decrease the size of the width of your theme.” – and how do I do that?
I don’t see that option anywhere.
You can do this by editing the file: musicplay/slider/flex-slider.php file.
On line no. 71,
if( get_option(‘atp_layoutoption’) == “stretched”){ $width=’1920′; $height = ‘600’; }else{ $width=’1000′; $height = ‘500’;}
Here you can specify the pixels whatever you wish. But if the layout misses, we are not responsible for that.
This is a little confusing for me…. which numbers do I change? The 1st one, or the 2nd ones?
Last time I contacted support, they said this option would come out in the next update.
The theme used to have the slider be 1000×430. Why did that get changed?
Can you make this easier? Thanks.
If it is a stretched layout, it takes width= 1920px and height= 600px and if it is boxed, then width= 1000px and height= 500px.
You can specify the height and width based on your layout.
You said, “You can specify the height and width based on your layout.”
But where in the theme do I make those changes/edits?
Thank you 🙂
You can do this by editing the file: musicplay/slider/flex-slider.php file.
On line no. 71,
if( get_option(‘atp_layoutoption’) == “stretched”){ $width=’1920′; $height = ‘600’; }else{ $width=’1000′; $height = ‘500’;}
Here you can specify the pixels whatever you wish. But if the layout misses, we are not responsible for that.
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