Hi I have version 11.3.2 and what was inline image block, now just image block, does not have controls to allow me to resize the image. Cover/contain doesnt seem to work either.
BTW this is Single Image
Hello!
You can edit the image before updating in to the element from Media Library: https://www.screencast.com/t/1GEjR16fH and upload it as a full size image. Also, you can edit the row of the Single image element.
Hope that helps you!
Thank you!
No that doesnt work. Whatever size image I use the same issue applies. Since this seems to be a problem with your latest release, could you advise how I install an older release plse?
Hello!
This element wasn’t changed at all. There is no setting for height in that element.
Maybe you are looking for the element called Single background image where you can set the height too.
Thank you!
i have tried all of your image blocks. NONE provide proper control over image sizing. Just check it out using browser inspector and you will see it is not working.
In fact most of the controls do not work.
I have made a fix for the problem which entails adding a class (.fix-image) to each single image block without which none of the controls function. Here is the code:
.fix-image{ width: 100%;}
.fix-image div{ width: 100%;}
.fix-image img{ width: 100% !important;}
It would obviously be better if the native functionality was working.
Thx
Ian
Hello Ian!
I’m sorry, but then I do not understand your issue and what you’re trying to achieve there.
Please provide more information, explain in screenshots or a video and your website link in order to help you efficiently.
A solution for sending a screenshot/video is this:
Download, capture, send: https://www.techsmith.com/jing-tool.html
After making the screenshot, you will have a link, paste it here.
Thank you!
Hi Bettina, plse take a look at this https://watch.screencastify.com/v/pwH4F6GbQ3S9842lzF7e
Hello!
Check also my video: https://www.screencast.com/t/jblzl1ZYz
The idea here is that if you have a little image and zoom it, then the quality will be low, that’s why it’s great that the image is not stretched.
I hope it is more understandable now!
Thank you!
