[Teri]

I love the theme so much, i copied it over to my other site: http://horsewisevt.com — on my main site, the images i use in the slider are fairly abstract. When I inserted real-people images into the slider on the horsewise site.. i discovered that only the very top of the image is showing. where-how do I get the image to scale to the slider, so that it shows as one picture-image entirety, rather than my horses ears and a lot of trees?

thanks

teri

[Jim]

Hi Terri
I had similar issue initially, then I got the slider dimensions from the Parabola Presentation page settings (i.e. 1050 wide x 350 tall) then resized and cropped my images to this aspect ratio, so the main portion of the picture was visible.
If you are familiar with graphics editors then I created a new image to the right dimensions, as the template, then pasted the images I wanted in as layers and resized them as I needed and saved each one. Once saved I reloaded them into the image library and set the links per slide.

I hope this makes sense and helps…

[Zed]

What Jim is saying is the proper way to do this.
Use and upload images that are the exact same size as the slider (resized/cropped beforehand as your see them fit) – the slider size is the one configured in the theme settings.

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[Andy]

I have the oposite issued.

I resized my slider image to 800×250 and uploaded as featured image. It loads fine.

I then uploaded an new post image with dimenstions 800×400.

Then I changed mantra settings so the slider box is 800×400. However, the image has been resized to 800×250 somewhere along the way so existing images (size) 800×400 now appear in my 800×400 slider window as 800×250.

I deleted chrome cache and tried viewing the page on a different pc, still the same issue.

I uploaded the image again and applied it to a different post. Still the same issue.

Any other ideas?

Thanks for your time.

Andy

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