Hi

I have the slider on the front page & part of the content it is showing is videos & photos, which are however not completely shown. You have the lower part missing.

Exactly what element of which CSS file is responsible for increasing the height so the "teaser" of the slider node is shown without being truncated?

I tried playing with some values in the slider css file to no avail, then saw this in the readme file "If you need to change the width and height or any other properties of the slider, you can do so in your theme's CSS file (overriding the styles in this module's css/slider.css).
" but could not see what to change in the "fusion-aquia-slate-style.css" to help me.

Thanks in advance.

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jellyhonk’s picture

I have the exact same problem, editing the slider css doesn't seem to alter the height. I think it must be generated from the js script but I'm not sure how too alter this and I am too nervy to make an attempt.
Would be grateful for any advice.

jellyhonk’s picture

Hey I fixed mine, though it was my own stupid oversight which was causing the error. I had a conflicting css class in my default style sheet ".scroll" which was overwriting the ".scroll" in the slider.css
I renamed my conflicting class, then copied the slider.css classes into my style sheet. Once this was done I could change the height attribute in .scroll in my default style sheet and success. Hope this helps.

s.Daniel’s picture

Add something like this to your themes css file:

.scroll {
height: auto !important;
min-height: 250px !important;
}

.scrollContainer div.panel {
height: auto !important;
min-height: 210px !important;
}

Actually I believe something like this should be default for the module.

itserich’s picture

Thanks #3 worked for me.

Now trying to do similar for width...

s.Daniel’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review

All right, now to the question should this be added to the modules css?

itserich’s picture

I think this is a great, easily enabled module that can serve a lot of good.

The sliders I have seen work primarily for photos, this works great for text heavy content.

Any added features would be helpful.

write2David’s picture

Thank you, s.Daniel. Worked for me as well.