[Plugin: Meteor Slides] Position

Oh and I almost forgot!

Why the images in the slideshow do not “fill the whole space”? I have a thin border and I can see that the images are smaller than the actual frame – even thought the px height etc are the same…. Any idea?

And I saw that I posted the wrong link ??

Here’s the side

Thanks

kkbrainchild.hostingsociety.com/wordpress

Any one!??

Please ??

Is this similar to what you want to figure out? Here’s an image of what I’m working on: getting the slideshow right-aligned with text flowing around it.

My first though of getting the slideshow centered in a green rectangle is to set up a table, put the slideshow in the center and use the outer cells to build the green rectangle.

Regarding the cropped images, see the solution that Simon came up with.

He made a tweak tot he PHP code.

Hi KKBrainchild, try changing the height and positioning the slideshow by adding this to your theme’s stylesheet:

#art-main div.meteor-slides {
    height: auto !important;
    left: 30px;
    position: absolute;
    top: 30px;
}

Hi JLeuze!

Thanks for the tip! I am exactly looking for the command but after adding this part to my theme’s style css all I get is a white frame around my theme …?! It’s diordering the theme a little.
Shouldn’t it just affect the slider?!

Yeah, it will only affect the slideshow, it’s working for me when I edit the page in Chrome. Make sure you put the code at the end of your style.css file and that it isn’t inserted into any of the other rules or anything.

Hi!
I added the code

/*
………

MY CUSTOM STYLE
———————————-

#art-main div.meteor-slides {
height: auto !important;
left: 60px;
position: absolute;
top: 190px;
}

———————————-
at the end of my css file and changed the px just to see how it affects the appearance. But unfortunately nothing changes…

That whole chunk of CSS is commented out and won’t work because of this:

/*

If you want to add a comment you have to open it and close it and add the CSS after the closing of the comment, like this:

/* MY CUSTOM STYLE */

#art-main div.meteor-slides {
height: auto !important;
left: 60px;
position: absolute;
top: 190px;
}