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December 10, 2015 at 10:43 am #794139Hallo,
where is possible set better padding about:A. Homepage article image in homepage;
B. Images contents into sidebar position.I attach image.
Url is: http://www.konsumer.itThanks!
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December 11, 2015 at 3:55 pm #804940Hi @max_santiago,
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I checked your site and see that you managed to solve the problem in sidebar.
- About the featured article in main body. Normally, the thumbnail has 3 variations : big, medium and small, the size here is big.
In JA Teline V, we implemented a function to specify image thumbnail in admin >>> System >>> Global Configuration >>> choose Articles on left sidebar >>> Shared >>> currently, your big image dimension is 785×385 which mean the ratio for width:height should be 2:1.
In case the container is look like a square box in your frontend, the image is scaled and show a grey box inside it. You can try open file templates/ja_teline_v/css/custom.css (if you don’t have this file, just create a new one) then add this code :
.magazine-featured .item-image img, .magazine-featured .pull-left.item-image img, .magazine-featured .pull-right.item-image img, .magazine-featured .img_caption { width: auto !important; max-width: none; }
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December 11, 2015 at 5:58 pm #805510Hey Adam M, thanks for your reply and solution.
About issue #1 in sidebar now I have only a module with some images :-D, but I haven’t solved this problem but with this simple and working ‘trick’…
For #2, I have copied your solution in custom.css… and it solve my image problem in homepage but… sincerly I don’t like it! 🙂 I prefer 2×1 ratio: with your suggest it is 785×512 and too much ‘fat’ 🙂
also now, preview image is a little different by same image in the article (text proportion etc…)Is not possible to eliminate original padding and view correct ratio with your custom.css code?
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December 14, 2015 at 11:03 am #812457Hi @max_santiago,
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Try to reproduce the problem with images in sidebar so I can check and suggest you how to fix it.
- Actually the solution above is best way to make the featured image look acceptable. About the image ratio, the current dimension of your featured "viewport" is 590×385 (width x height) which is around 1.5:1 so you must have featured image with the same ratio, for example :
- Assuming you have an image and the width is 700px, using above ratio, you must crop the image height to 466px.
- Assuming you have an image and the height is 500px, using above ratio, your image should have width around 750px;
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