Solving Unique Problems
ASHTON
Ashton,
please create your two NEW carousels below this text line - one boxed and one full width. Select any images you wish from the Barcus media library for content - no more than 10. Similar to P-Tn but with a height that is the same as the ones currently in use on Barcus; I think that those are 250 pixel height, swipe rt to let, swipe 3 images each time, horizontal and vertical proportions preserved.
Feb 14 2024 - Thanks!
Ashton – please build carousels above this line. Thanks!
DISREGARD but do not remove carousels below - DO NOT WORK PROPERLY?
Below is standard CAROUSEL in basic Elementor, with fundamentally default settings - no adjustments. All images are cropped to a random square from the center of the image, so no proportional display. It, too, goes to white space at the end...
both of the carousel tests below display at 150 pixel height while in WordPress Elementor to build them, however, they display ONLINE at the staging site at random heights that are a full page tall! How do I edit when the online display is totally different than what I'm seeing in WP Elementor?
Below is standard CAROUSEL with height max set to 150 pixels, as I recall. This displays vertical, square, horizontal and is swiping about 2-3 from rt to lt. At the end of the loop, however, it goes WHITE.
Below is the same carousel (copied) and then adjusted to FULL WIDTH - stretched. Again, it shows white space at the end of the loop.
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