Stretchy is not being applied to my galleries?

GaryBakkerGaryBakker Registered Users Posts: 266 Major grins
edited July 2, 2012 in SmugMug Support
Link to my site is in my signature.

I was making tweaks to my site, and was re-exposed to the "stretchy" concept for display. I have a customized site (done long before you came out with Easy Customization capabilities), but each gallery itself is a non-customized Smugmug format (Dark Arts).

I am not positive, but I don't think that the galleries are displaying "stretchy".

My desire is to keep my home page and category pages (each menu item) the same, but have each gallery appear in "stretchy" format.

Is my old CSS code screwing this up?

Gary
SmugMug site => The Bakker Chautauqua
"The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits." (Einstein)

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  • TheOnlookerTheOnlooker Registered Users Posts: 168 Major grins
    edited July 2, 2012
    GaryBakker wrote: »
    Link to my site is in my signature.

    I was making tweaks to my site, and was re-exposed to the "stretchy" concept for display. I have a customized site (done long before you came out with Easy Customization capabilities), but each gallery itself is a non-customized Smugmug format (Dark Arts).

    I am not positive, but I don't think that the galleries are displaying "stretchy".

    My desire is to keep my home page and category pages (each menu item) the same, but have each gallery appear in "stretchy" format.

    Is my old CSS code screwing this up?

    Gary


    Stretchy seems to be working perfectly!

    This setting will help make the galleries display best for the size of your browser, and the resolution of your monitor.

    The best way to check this is to open up your browser to the largest size your monitor can handle. After you do that, reduce the size of your monitor down to something smaller, and you'll see us re-size the display image, and display less thumbnails to make the most amount of thumbnails fit without having to scroll. More information about that HERE thumb.gif

    -KevinW
    Support Hero
  • GaryBakkerGaryBakker Registered Users Posts: 266 Major grins
    edited July 2, 2012
    Kevin, thanks for checking it out for me. I never thought of testing it that way.

    I guess I was expecting more empty space to be consumed. It probably is not as efficient because I have the thumbnails as original instead of square, and I have captions.

    Regardless, the perceived problem is resolved and my question answered. Thanks again. Smugmug has the best support of any site I've ever worked with.

    Gary
    SmugMug site => The Bakker Chautauqua
    "The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits." (Einstein)
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