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pastonchase
ParticipantResolved thanks
pastonchase
ParticipantThanks for your support, it was quick and it was right. The only problem I had was caused by my poor typing!
pastonchase
ParticipantThanks it’s working.
pastonchase
ParticipantHi
Thanks for the prompt response.
But I’ve made the change suggested and it still seems to truncate the text instead of being responsive.
Thanks
pastonchase
ParticipantThanks for replying.
I’ve reverted to just using regular size thumbnails (400*157), and will go with slightly different design layout.
When I tried using 400*650 and the css they come out stretched (as you point out).
But if I right click on the image it says the actual size is 172*300, which is not what the actual featured image size is. The images I was attaching to the pages were definitely 400*650.
So I think WordPress is somehow getting involved “auto changing” the size – is it possible that the media size settings in the admin are effecting things?
Thanks
Malcolm
pastonchase
ParticipantThanks Skandha
I resized all the 3 images to be 400 wide and 650 high and added the css to be:
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.featured-homepage-image img {
height:650px;
}but I seem to be just getting a “slice” of the whole image (there should be some writing at the top of each image – about 150px high).
I’ve updated the development site so you can see it if required.
Thanks again
pastonchase
ParticipantThanks for the link and the recommendation of 400 * 225
Is there any css I can use to increase the height of the featured content image but keep the same width – my images are 400 * 690
Kind regards
Malcolm
pastonchase
ParticipantForgot to mention I wanted to do this in the footer area!
pastonchase
ParticipantPerfect, thanks again Skandha
pastonchase
ParticipantThat’s great thanks Skandha – is it possible to use CSS for the Words “Featured Content” and also the headings for the 3 boxes as well?
Malcolm
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