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Cnhk Slideshow [ENDED] · support · 2013-10-17T01:20:00+00:00

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Firstly awesome plugin! It works fine on a desktop but when I view it on an iPhone it appears to create a lot of space below the slider, if the device is turned horizontal it then corrects itself. I have used both the shortcode method as well as inserting into the header.php. Is there something I have done wrong? Thanks http://wordpress.org/plugins/cnhk-slideshow/ Hi, Thank you for using/trying the plugin. No, it seems you’ve done everything right. But unfortunately I don’t have any iOS device (and have not found one around me). So I really don’t know how can I help you more. Sorry. Hi Thanks for such a swift response! If you reduce the window size on your desktop to around the size of an iPhone it will replicate the problem 🙂 This is the website: http://solutionsseviin.com.au/solutions/ Ok. it’s not an iPhone-specific problem. You will need to edit this plugin’s file: “./scripts/front-css.css”. If you don’t have direct (ftp) acces to it, in your dashboard go to menu “ >> Plugin >> Editor “. Once in this page, at the top-right part of it, choose and select (click) the plugin to edit (Cnhk Slideshow). Then now, on the right side of the page there should be a list of files. The concerned file is in the middle of the stack – the 11-th from the end – (cnhk-slideshow/scripts/front-css.css). The first rule (the 1st block) in this file looks like: .cnhk-slideshow { width: 100%; height: auto; } You’ll need to add “!important” to the last property. So the first rule should look like the following: .cnhk-slideshow { width: 100%; height: auto !important; } Don’t forget to save changes by clicking on the “Update File” button. Excellent! Thank you, your plugin is very good and your support is superb. Thanks.

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CNHK SYSTEMS 2013-10-17T05:11:00+00:00

Hi, Thank you for using/trying the plugin. No, it seems you’ve done everything right. But unfortunately I don’t have any iOS device (and have not found one around me). So I really don’t know how can I help you more. Sorry.

Gary 2013-10-17T05:48:00+00:00

Hi Thanks for such a swift response! If you reduce the window size on your desktop to around the size of an iPhone it will replicate the problem 🙂 This is the website: http://solutionsseviin.com.au/solutions/

CNHK SYSTEMS 2013-10-18T03:27:00+00:00

Ok. it’s not an iPhone-specific problem. You will need to edit this plugin’s file: “./scripts/front-css.css”. If you don’t have direct (ftp) acces to it, in your dashboard go to menu “ >> Plugin >> Editor “. Once in this page, at the top-right part of it, choose and select (click) the plugin to edit (Cnhk Slideshow). Then now, on the right side of the page there should be a list of files. The concerned file is in the middle of the stack – the 11-th from the end – (cnhk-slideshow/scripts/front-css.css). The first rule (the 1st block) in this file looks like: .cnhk-slideshow { width: 100%; height: auto; } You’ll need to add “!important” to the last property. So the first rule should look like the following: .cnhk-slideshow { width: 100%; height: auto !important; } Don’t forget to save changes by clicking on the “Update File” button.

Gary 2013-10-18T22:32:00+00:00

Excellent! Thank you, your plugin is very good and your support is superb.

CNHK SYSTEMS 2013-10-19T01:37:00+00:00

Thanks.