nearby not visible
Hi
I am working on some adjustments to my website. Now somehow I can not achieve to make the nearby images visible. I have to set
centerArea: to 0.6 or lower for them to appear. But I really want the full middle image displayed and only see nearby when the browserwindow is bigger (in this case bigger as 1100px), so anyway, the visible part would be usually small, but it should have no space between the middle image and the nearby ones. I already did set that to 0, with no effect.
one of the pages is https://zugergrafik.ch/beispiele-fotografie.html
thanks for any suggestion,
thom
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Dmitry Semenov on 07 Sep, 2020 04:00 AM
Hello,
This might be helpful - http://help.dimsemenov.com/discussions/problems/4068-visiblenearby-... , as you can control size more precisely via CSS.
Also, note that all slides must have the same width, you can only control how image is scaled within them - http://help.dimsemenov.com/kb/royalslider-jquery-plugin-faq/how-to-...
2 Posted by thom on 08 Sep, 2020 06:22 PM
Thank you for the input Dmitry
Unfortunately it does not change anything. Nearby images stay outside of browser
https://zugergrafik.ch/beispiele-logo.html
3 Posted by thom on 08 Sep, 2020 06:39 PM
On this one, who has images with different width, some images do overlap, despite where images are narrow, no nearby is visible.
https://zugergrafik.ch/beispiele-illustration.html
Can't they not just put side by side, no space, no overlap?
I know its recommended all have same width, but individual sidth I have specified in the img tag.
Support Staff 4 Posted by Dmitry Semenov on 08 Sep, 2020 07:14 PM
The center area ratio is set to 0.9 in your case, which means the current slide occupies 90% of the slider width.
Slides must have the same width, variable widths are not supported unfortunately. You can only control how image is scaled within a slide, for example, like here or here.