Slideshow Spacing

quirk6quirk6 Registered Users Posts: 119 Major grins
edited November 16, 2008 in SmugMug Support
Here's something I pretty much should of taken care of awhile ago...

Anyway. When I switched the slideshow on my main page from the old one to the new one, the spacing was no longer the same. The slideshow occupied a taller space, which I always presumed was to make room for the vertical photos, which the old slideshow didn't do. Well, after long last, I removed the vertical photos so that (I assumed) the slideshow would occupy the space in the way it once did and the way it was meant to, with the slideshow fitting tightly to the banner on the top and the navbar on the bottom. That, however, didn't work. Even without the vertical photos, the slideshow is still occupying a tall space. I tried looking things over myself but couldn't find anything for adjusting that space. Any tips?
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  • jfriendjfriend Registered Users Posts: 8,097 Major grins
    edited November 15, 2008
    quirk6 wrote:
    Here's something I pretty much should of taken care of awhile ago...

    Anyway. When I switched the slideshow on my main page from the old one to the new one, the spacing was no longer the same. The slideshow occupied a taller space, which I always presumed was to make room for the vertical photos, which the old slideshow didn't do. Well, after long last, I removed the vertical photos so that (I assumed) the slideshow would occupy the space in the way it once did and the way it was meant to, with the slideshow fitting tightly to the banner on the top and the navbar on the bottom. That, however, didn't work. Even without the vertical photos, the slideshow is still occupying a tall space. I tried looking things over myself but couldn't find anything for adjusting that space. Any tips?

    In the script you put in your bio, in this call:

    createSWF(600, 600, oParams, "transparent");

    the first two parameters are the width and the height. If you have removed all the vertical images, then you should set the slideshow to a size in this function call that exactly matches the aspect ratio of your images. If your images are a 3:2 aspect ratio, then set it to:

    createSWF(600, 400, oParams, "transparent");
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  • quirk6quirk6 Registered Users Posts: 119 Major grins
    edited November 16, 2008
    That did it.

    Domo.
    jfriend wrote:
    In the script you put in your bio, in this call:

    createSWF(600, 600, oParams, "transparent");

    the first two parameters are the width and the height. If you have removed all the vertical images, then you should set the slideshow to a size in this function call that exactly matches the aspect ratio of your images. If your images are a 3:2 aspect ratio, then set it to:

    createSWF(600, 400, oParams, "transparent");
    "I'm ahead of my time, but only by a week"
    http://adammorgansmith.smugmug.com
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