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Home › Forums › All Other Themes › Coach Theme – slider images distorted on the desktop version
. I’m having a real difficulty with the slider. The slider on the mobile version has the images come up perfectly. However, on the desktop version, they look absolutely huge and only a portion of the images are visible. How do I correct that? It could just be me not understanding resolution, image sizing, and aspect ratios. I don’t know.
It would be nice if the slider images from the desktop version were perfect like the mobile version.
My website is www.dreamlifemotivation.com
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi,
You should use the 1420×570 size images for slider.
Regards,
Dave
Changing the image size fixed the problem for the desktop but now the mobile version is messed up.
Before, the mobile version was perfect and the desktop was a problem. Perhaps it’s not just the image size and maybe it’s the slider?
How can I fix this? Why does desktop version work and the mobile not and Visa versa?
Thanks
Hi,
Can you send us the screenshot of mobile versions? Upload your screenshot on imgur.com and paste the share url here.
Regards,
Dave
Slider inconsistencies https://imgur.com/a/1jz4p
I sent three images:
1. Mobile desktop view
2. Mobile mobile view
3. Laptop view
Hi,
Kindly go to Appearance >> Theme Options >> Basic Settings >> Custom CSS Box:
Add this code there:
#slider.nivoSlider { height:auto !important;}
Regards,
Dave
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