Hi,
I was using Adaptivetheme 7.x-2.2 and AT commerce 7.x-2.0 and migrated to 7.x-3.x-rc1 and 7.x-3.x-dev

In first, almost all images resize with browser window resize (slideshow and 2 of the 3 blocks below).
In second, blocks are NOT resizing images and slideshow makes a resize but not keeping image proportion, it only resizes X (not X and Y).

1. I don't understand why in original there is one block that doesn't resize its images.
2. Why this is not working at all after migration?

Thanks

Comments

Chimos’s picture

I have to say too that, after migration, I changed the blocks triptich

from a CSS-hacked 5x20 --> to a good practice 3x33 gpanels.

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Project: AdaptiveTheme » AT Commerce
Version: 7.x-3.0-rc1 » 7.x-3.x-dev
Component: CSS/HTML » Code
Category: support » bug

The flexible image CSS was moved from AT Core to the actual Sub-themes in 7.x-3.x, this was done so sub-themers could more easily override it or remove it if they didn't want it, downside is it needs to be added to all the existing styled themes like AT Commerce.

Good catch, I will add the CSS and update DEV accordingly.

Cheers for the bug report, much appreciated!

Chimos’s picture

Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Sooo happy I could help, at least ONCE..

But all 3 blocks are views, but blocks 1 and 3 are not resizing ("Últimas obras" and "Productos"), and the 2nd does. Why is it?

Thanks

Chimos’s picture

Issue summary: View changes

asdf

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Ah, the first is a slideshow, using Views Slideshow afaict, so its only resizing down to the smallest image width and setting that hard in the CSS, the only real way around this is to use FlexSlider or some other responsive slideshow (they have their own issues but it might help, it can work with Views Slideshow), or set an overflow:hidden; at some point to hide the bits of image slides that are spilling out.

The second is a table, sort of the same thing - the table can only compress so much. Tables like this are really hard to do in responsive design - you can use media queries and do something tricky like using display: block; on the table rows and cells, then floating them, or just not use a table grid and instead use list code or divs to layout it out.

Chimos’s picture

I will put this site in production in 1 week. I am not sure about using those DEV version.
Actually, I was usisng DEV version but drupal always popped up with critical update of beta and rc versions. And finally I updated to RC ¬¬
I could change back to DEV if it were sure. But when I will be able to migrate to NOT DEV versions?

Chimos’s picture

Ok, it helped much.
Thanks!

Jeff Burnz’s picture

But when I will be able to migrate to NOT DEV versions?

Rule of thumb for themes, if its working for you now, don't migrate, stay with what you have. I'm going to update the docs about flexible images, so you will be able to apply this fix yourself.

Chimos’s picture

Thanks alot!

Chimos’s picture

I migrated first time to 3-dev because I wanted the medium screens' left sidebar layout, and second time because I suposed RC was the best and last; I can't keep always updating a DEV version ¿?

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Chimos, you are choosing to run on development software (whether its alpha, beta, rc or whatever, its still in development) if you want to run this stuff, then you roll with the changes. That's how it works. Drupal core just released 7.14 with many changes, I have to roll with those and spent hours yesterday updating the forms in AT Core to work with the new Form API changes in 7.14 - like I said, that is how it works. Live with it or buy your software off the shelf. This is open source.

Chimos’s picture

I understand, I'm sorry if I made inappropriate inquiries. Do not know much about open source, but what little I know I love it.
Let me make clear that under no circumstances am demanding anything. Do not express myself very well in English. Sorry if I dumped too much ignorance here

Jeff Burnz’s picture

No problem man. Often people have no real understanding that themes like AT or Omega etc take hundreds of hours to build (probably thousands, I hate to count, its a LOT), so some patience and understanding of the complexity that goes into this is appreciated. Sometimes things go wrong and need to be fixed, thats just the way it is, its too hard or time consuming to test everything before we release it. Sorry, thats just how most open source works, even Drupal core.

Jeff Burnz’s picture

OK, I have pushed up the flexible media CSS to DEV, I will update the help page shortly, its here: #1497224: Upgrading 7.x-2.x sub-themes to work on 7.x-3.x

Chimos’s picture

Now it's working fine. Thanks, I'm amazed that I could have your support. I make an effort to use and contribute.

Chimos’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed
Jeff Burnz’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)