Hope this finds you all happy and safe.
Wonder if anyone here can help me with a suggestion, please.
I am trying to have the slide gallery display the pics in full size (as selected on the backend settings).
However, it does not – see below:
Access the gallery here, if needed.
https://thevou.com/fashion/luxury-smartwatch/
Many thanks for your time and kind support, it is much appreciated.
p.s. if not allowed to post links, pls remove.
Hello!
I can see that your images are in full sizes as in our documentation: https://forum.tagdiv.com/gallery-2/
Also, it depends how big your screen is.
Thank you!
Hi Bettina,
Many thanks for your prompt reply, it is much appreciated.
I think I did not convey too well what I am trying to do here.
First, thanks for confirming that the pics in the gallery are indeed in full size, as per your documentation.
Back to my question; how do I remove the unnecessary grey padding visible on the left and right sides of each pic? Do I need an extra CSS code?
For example, on mobiles, the padding takes up even more UNNECESSARY space making the pics smaller and harder to see.
https://ibb.co/Fnsxh5t
https://ibb.co/W3f2mgm
Best regards,
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Hello!
Please check the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU35E8hq9ME&t=79s So, you can see that some images are smaller or bigger. You can not customize that gray space, because it is necessary for the bigger images or smaller. This is the way we implement this gallery on the theme.
Thank you for understanding!
Thanks for the video, I know it.
“You can not customize that gray space because it is necessary for the bigger images or smaller.”
Not sure what you mean by this because regardless of how big or small the pics I use are, the grey space is always there. Again, UNNECESSARILY wasting space.
Hello!
“You can not customize that gray space because it is necessary for the bigger images or smaller.”
What my colleague meant is that your image format is not correct. your images are vertical, you need to make them horizontal. A ratio of 16:9 or 4:3 is more suitable for this.
Thank you!
