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Tagged: images, post, responsive post plugin, slide, slider

  • This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 9 years, 1 month ago by richards1052.
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  • September 8, 2017 at 9:18 pm #211232
    richards1052
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    I've just installed the Genesis Responsive Post plugin. Some of the slides only show the title of the post and the rest of the slide is blank. These slides display terribly with other boxes visible that muddy the slide display. If you have any suggestions about configuring settings so that these slides will display better, please let me know.

    I've noticed that the plugin will only display images served on the site's server. Does this mean that for such posts the slide will display only the title for these slides?

    Is there any workaround to get the slider to serve images say from the WordPress server (my external images are hosted there).


    Richard Silverstein

    https://www.richardsilverstein.com
    September 9, 2017 at 7:18 am #211239
    Erika
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    Hi Richards,

    Normally getting the images to display right comes down to what sizes you want them to display at. Right now your images appear to be displaying smaller than the slider box itself, which is 360 x 400.

    You can also display more than just the title for the posts you choose to display. Take a closer look at the settings and you'll see there is an option to display excerpts. I'm not sure about the plugin being able to tap into images from another server -- I think it just displays images from the current pages and posts of the website.

    September 9, 2017 at 4:35 pm #211247
    richards1052
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    The display issue doesn't involve the size of the images, but rather the strange rectangular empty boxes which display when no image displays. When there is no image displaying, the post title is diplaying twice in the slide.

    Also, there are images in almost all my posts. But some are hosted on my server and some hosted on the WP server. The ones hosted externally (but displaying in my post) are not displaying in the slides at all.


    Richard Silverstein

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