Highslide JS slideshow, different image size

[pmlejnek]

Hi,
I have the following problem when viewing images using HighSlide JS slideshow on my web:
I want to show original-size images, but they are not the same size, some of them are taken in rather vertical position (the height is bigger then width).
The problem is that when the slideshow starts, first two images are showed OK in the center of the page (their width is bigger than height), but the third image (and others of that kind in the gallery) are shown cut in the middle (half of the image is hidden and not visible, but there is plenty of space above to show it correctly).
Of course, users can scroll down to see it, but I need pictures show ALWAYS in the middle of the page, regardless their size. How to make it working? Thanks for your replies.

[Benno]

Hi,
please post your URL to see the problem.
Which Component version and which Phoca Gallery Slideshow Plugin version do you use?
Kind regards,
Benno

[pmlejnek]

I´m using version 2.7.4 of the component.
The gallery you can find here:
link
Start the slideshow from the first picture and see the third one how is displayed. I see just the top half of that image.

[Benno]

Hi,
please try out two things:
1. change your template for testing. Use the standart template rhuk_milkyway
2. backend --> Components --> Phoca Gallery --> Phoca Gallery Control Panel --> Parameters --> Images and Windows Size Settings -->
Large Image Width=1100 (The max. width of all pictures in this category)
Large Image Height=850 (The max. height of all pictures in this category)
Save you settings!
Kind regards,
Benno

[pmlejnek]

Hi Benno,
thanks for you replies.
I tried both suggested things, but no change. I tried various templates including the default rhuk_milkyway, but none of them showed the image properly. Even changing image width and height to the mentioned values did nothing.
Any other suggestions, please ?

[Benno]

Hi,

Any other suggestions, please ?

Not from me!
In my case the settings I posted you work as you expect.
Kind regards,
Benno