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Responsive Slider Image Display?

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  • December 28, 2014 at 8:39 pm #135508
    haliano
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    I am having issues with the responsive slider on my blog (which is running Modern Blogger Pro).

    I created images just for the slider, and they look wonderful on the desktop, which displays the image in a horizontal rectangle.

    On mobile, and on the sidebars, the format changes to vertical, and now the images I created are too short for the space, and it just doesn't look right.

    Is there a way to alter the slider to force it to keep the horizontal rectangle format on all devices, or do I just need to turn it off on mobile (and if that's the only solution, can you tell me how?)

    Thanks for your help!

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    January 4, 2015 at 5:37 pm #136070
    Tom
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    It looks like you've got this sorted. Your Genesis Responsive Slider is appearing normally on my tablet and in media query testing, as is the Instagram slider. If you're still having problems, please add details, or perhaps start another thread.

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