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I would like to accomplish this aswel. I don't like the images touching the browser edges. And also include the titles. Haven't yet figured out a way that works well enough. |
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Hey there @angellisy, any chance you can add a codepen or something similar to your question? It would help in understanding what is going on. |
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This issue should be related: #323 |
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@angellisy @nickdekruijk Sorry, did you find a solution? Sorry for disturbing you! |
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It's not exactly a Feature Request per se (I think) but, after opening the lightbox gallery, how could I shrink the big images a little -or- add margins around them, so they don't touch the top/bottom edges (while keeping the responsiveness, of course)?
By inspecting the code injected, I've found this:
Changing the
max-width
to something like 85% would be good enough for me, however, I couldn't shrink the captions' element the same way. I mean, I did manage to shrink it by modifying its selector but, in this example, instead of 85% I had to use 35.9% and, by bad experiences I had in the past, I've learned that fractional percentages are bad for business.Alternatively, adding a negative
margin-top
to.gslide-description.description-bottom
"shrinks" just the way I need, but I'm not sure if that's the correct way to do it.I REALLY don't want to recreate all images in smaller dimensions.
Thank you for your time and have a wonderful week ;)
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