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To add to the wish list for the slider, it would be totally sweet to have it use current viewing post type like the list widgets do. I either have to pick a post type or use all for all the listings pages. Right now, I have businesses and events and would prefer only the current post type show up on the slider.
Thanks!
PS- I know this is an entire thread of me talking to myself. Hope it helps someone else out.
I think I got it. This gives me proportional sizing that covers the entire area and centers the photo. Looks good for the horizontal photos but looks like crap for square logos. Definitely going to have to curate the photos for the best look. (Featured listings will have separate logo areas. So, hopefully, the featured photo will be a an actual photo.)
Just out of curiosity, does using the ID for these stop these styles from being used on the slider elsewhere? (Sorry for the CSS newb question.)
#listing_slider_view-9 .geodir-listing-slider-widget {height: 500px;} #listing_slider_view-9 .geodir_flexslider .geodir-slides img {width: 100%; max-height: 100% !important; object-fit: cover;} #listing_slider_view-9 .geodir-slider-title {font-size: 24px; background: #f47a20;} #listing_slider_view-9 #geodir_widget_carousel.geodir_flexslider.flexslider-ltr {display: none;}This is what that code is doing. I am struggling to get the entire photo to stretch proportionately.
I am planning on curating the photos for the featured listings to make sure the customers have the best versions. This particular example is of a landscape photo.
Yep, that’s what happened.
I was trying to avoid the favorites, comments, and ratings areas and took turned off that area. I did not realize that the Claim Listing was part of that setting.
Thanks!
