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  • jongkon Friend
    #182898

    see image attachment


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    Saguaros Moderator
    #475534

    HI jongkon,

    Currently, the width of this JA Sliteshowlite module is set to be full with the width of template so that if you want to enlarge it, you should change the width of this template.

    jongkon Friend
    #475604

    thank you for your anser
    I have one more question, how do I delete or edit it.

    thx


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    Saguaros Moderator
    #475675

    Hi jongkon,

    That .main class is defined in base css file in JAT3 plugin: /plugins/system/jat3/jat3/base-themes/default/css/layout.css, at line 15:


    .main {
    margin: 0 auto;
    max-width: 1200px;
    position: relative;
    width: 980px;
    }

    If you want to make change in this class, please edit the overridden file in template folder: templatesja_universitycsslayout.css by adding:


    .main {
    /// add your changes here
    }

    By editting this overridden file, your template will not be affected when you update JAT3 framework.

    dulcepagotto Friend
    #475791

    I found out if I CHANGE: <div id=”ja-slideshow” class=”wrap “>
    <div class=”main clearfix”>
    TO: <div id=”ja-slideshow” class=”wrap “>
    <div class=”1”>
    The image size of ja slideshow lite custom in Ja University will enlarge to full screen,
    but I looked everywhere and didn’t find it. HELP ME IF YOU KNOW, PLEASE

    dulcepagotto Friend
    #475878

    Better and more easy, go to : extensions/template manager/ja university/layout/default – edit
    change this line: <block name=”slideshow” style=”raw”>slideshow</block>
    to:
    <block name=”slideshow” no-main=”1″ >slideshow</block>

    G T Friend
    #488822

    <em>@Saguaros 349671 wrote:</em><blockquote>HI jongkon,

    Currently, the width of this JA Sliteshowlite module is set to be full with the width of template so that if you want to enlarge it, you should change the width of this template.</blockquote>

    How do I change width of the template?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #488897

    Hi,

    You can try to change the width of class main as above 🙂

    ncunico Friend
    #496926

    Hi All,

    I made as write down here:

    Better and more easy, go to : extensions/template manager/ja university/layout/default – edit
    change this line: <block name=”slideshow” style=”raw”>slideshow</block>
    to:
    <block name=”slideshow” no-main=”1″ >slideshow</block>

    but I saw it was a ugly solution.. then tried to switch back to the original (<block name=”slideshow” style=”raw”>slideshow</block>)
    but it didn’t work and now I have a light blue background and no masks anymore…

    PLEASE COULD SOMEONE HELP ME SWITCH BACK TO DEFAULT?

    Thanks!

    Saguaros Moderator
    #496969

    Did you try to clean JAT3 cache after rolling back?

    ncunico Friend
    #496987

    Hi Saguaros,

    I found the entire “genuine” code and fixed the mess..

    But still.. how do I enlarge the gallery to have full screen images and what size will the images be?
    I’m still loking for this ansewer in the forum but with no succes..

    I will PM you my user+psw ,

    Thanks

    Saguaros Moderator
    #496995

    Hi,

    Try this way:

    – Open file: /templates/ja_university (default template)/css/template.css

    – Add this css rule:


    #ja-slideshow .main {
    width: 1200px !important; //change to your desired value
    }

    – Clean JAT3 cache.

    ncunico Friend
    #497175

    Hi Saguaros,

    I tried but it doesn’t solve the problem… I just want to get rid of the grey mask and have the image full width (the borders of the image have to touch the border of the browser…).

    Waiting for support…

    Thanks,

    N

    Saguaros Moderator
    #497529

    Hi,

    So how many pixels do you want to set for width of this slideshow? Since as default layout of this template, the max-width is 1200px, if you want to change with a greater value, pls go to file: layout.css, you will see the ‘.main‘ css class and set your desired value for max-width attribute.

    Then also change above value.

    Regards

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