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Change Portfolio boxed Slideshow

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    • 10 months ago Bikul
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      Hello,

      Is it possible to globally change the height of the portfolio boxed slideshow so that the images are “cropped” at the top and bottom without re-uploading the images? I enlarged the layout of the entire page and now these images are too big/high.

      Thank you for Feedback!
      Bernd

    • 10 months ago azam
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    • 10 months ago Bikul
      Participant

      Expired

      Hi Azam,
      thank you for fast feedback!

      I think something like that:
      https://datagrafik.de/download/breilplus.jpg

    • 10 months ago azam
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      This reply has been marked as private.
    • 10 months ago Bikul
      Participant

      Expired

      Hello,

      I try to understand how the size of the images in the slideshow of the portfolias are defined.

      In this post I had the same problem:

      Home

      At that time I changed the ‘blog’ line in the functions.php to 960, 640
      and the images came out in that format after I uploaded them again and regenerated thumbnails.

      function codeless_images_sizes(){

      add_image_size( ‘port3’, 600, 600, true );

      add_image_size( ‘port3_grayscale’, 627, 470, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port2’, 460, 275, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port2_grayscale’, 940, 470, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port4’, 600, 600, true );

      add_image_size( ‘blog’, 960, 640, true );
      add_image_size( ‘alternate_blog’, 440, 195, true );
      add_image_size( ‘alternate_blog_side’, 355, 235, true );
      add_image_size( ‘blog_grid’, 350, 350, true );

      add_image_size( ‘staff’, 400, 270, true );
      add_image_size( ‘staff_full’, 500, 340, true );

      }

      If I now change the same line to

      add_image_size( ‘blog’, 2560, 1400, true );

      nothing happens, although the format is different (wider).

      Also I am not sure if this is really the correct line for that kind of portfolio.
      Where can I see which type of portfolio I use (port3, port2, port4, blog, …)

      If you need login credentials, tell me, as the site is not c´visible to the public yet.

      Thank you for feedback
      Bernd

    • 10 months ago azam
      Keymaster

      Bernd,
      Please provide us with your website URL, wp-admin access, and FTP information (username and password)?
      Kindly send this information using the “Set as private reply” option to ensure the security and privacy of your data.

      Thanks,

    • 10 months ago Bikul
      Participant

      Expired

      This reply has been marked as private.
    • 9 months, 4 weeks ago azam
      Keymaster
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    • 9 months, 4 weeks ago Bikul
      Participant

      Expired

      Hi Azam,
      I meant after.

      But at the moment this is more interesting regarding the same problem:

      I try to understand how the size of the images in the slideshow of the portfolios are defined.

      In this post I had the same problem:

      Home

      At that time I changed the ‘blog’ line in the functions.php to 960, 640
      and the images came out in that format after I uploaded them again and regenerated thumbnails.

      function codeless_images_sizes(){

      add_image_size( ‘port3’, 600, 600, true );

      add_image_size( ‘port3_grayscale’, 627, 470, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port2’, 460, 275, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port2_grayscale’, 940, 470, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port4’, 600, 600, true );

      add_image_size( ‘blog’, 960, 640, true );
      add_image_size( ‘alternate_blog’, 440, 195, true );
      add_image_size( ‘alternate_blog_side’, 355, 235, true );
      add_image_size( ‘blog_grid’, 350, 350, true );

      add_image_size( ‘staff’, 400, 270, true );
      add_image_size( ‘staff_full’, 500, 340, true );

      }

      If I now change the same line to

      add_image_size( ‘blog’, 2048, 1152, true );

      the image size shown in the portfolio-slideshows really changes!

      So this is the correct answer for my first question in this post.

      As I dont use the blog, staff etc my question now is:

      Can I then delete these lines:

      add_image_size( ‘port3’, 600, 600, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port3_grayscale’, 627, 470, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port2’, 460, 275, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port2_grayscale’, 940, 470, true );
      add_image_size( ‘port4’, 600, 600, true );

      and can I delete the generated images in that sizes?

      Thank you for feedback
      Bernd

    • 9 months, 4 weeks ago Bikul
      Participant

      Expired

      Why is it not possible to link to another post here?

    • 9 months, 4 weeks ago azam
      Keymaster
      This reply has been marked as private.
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