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saguaros Hi Saguaros, here's two screenshots that might help. One is laptop view and the other is 972px width. The image on the mini-slideshow should be the same size as all the other squares, whatever the screen width.

saguaros Hi Saguaros, unfortunately that didn't work very well. 300px seems to be smaller than the other squares. Consequently the slideshow squares continues to look different and smaller than it should.

saguaros I'm not sure I understand. As far as I figure there's no set size for the squares. When working correctly (as the four squares under "Resources" seem to do) they are resizing automatically, depending on the screen width.

The image we're using is exactly the same size as the default/demo template, yet the slideshow is not resizing correctly. The only difference in the code seems to come from the "element.style" (but I can't find the source).

saguaros Hi Saguaros, did you have any success in figuring out the resizing solution?

phinb Hello Phinb, thanks for helping! At first, the issue seems to have been resolved; alas, when one rotates the screen or changes screen size the auto-resize breaks again. Is there a way to prevent the auto-resize break when rotating device screens?

saguaros Hi Saguaros, I tested with my laptop, Minipad and Pixel cel phone. Simply put, the issue also occurs while using Chrome's 'Developer Tools' (any change in screenwidth breaks the auto-resize). The auto-resize only works when the page is 'refreshed' ...that is, until there's any change in width.

saguaros Thanks again for your help Saguaros!

It's important to note that Brickwork's current demo-template behaves perfectly. Even when checking with Chrome's Developer Tools, the demo's related image resizes automatically no matter when or how the width changes, without needing to refresh the page.

As for the cause/history of this problem, I originally installed an older version of the quickstart-template, and though the image was resizing correctly when refreshed, the break when resizing did already happen back then. When I noticed the demo-template didn't have this problem, I decided to update the template assuming the resizing issue was ultimately fixed via the template. Alas, it worsened the problem as now the image/layout was broken permanentanly (even after refreshing). I explored updating the module itself, but didn't succeed. I even considered reinstalling the quickstart-template; but having never done that before, I didn't know if that might impact/destroy the existing website. I ultimately spent countless hours exploring css solutions, but couldn't figure it out. Thus the need to ask for expert advice.