Closed rowild closed 10 years ago
I often resize the browser window as part of my tests, and i haven't seen an issue as you describe for at least a year. I don't have a Mac, but i tried in Chrome, Firefox and IE on my machine, and couldn't replicate the issue.
Does it happen on one of your own sites, or in one of my demos? Could i get a link to where it happens?
Thanks for your quick response! I set up a test site here: http://tomatis.rowild.at/sudoslider-test.html Please log in with sudoslider | sudoslider
The problem seems to happen somewhere in the if-clause in this section:
win.on("resize blur focus", function () {
var sliderWidth = sudoSlider.width(),
sliderHeight = sudoSlider.height();
//resizeRatio = imageWidth / sliderWidth;
//console.log("imageWidth:", imageWidth, "; Slider Width:", sliderWidth);
//console.log("resizeRatio:", resizeRatio);
if ((sliderWidth / sliderHeight) < aspectRatio) {
console.log("IF - something is wrong here...");
var leftMargin = ((sliderWidth - (sliderHeight * aspectRatio)) / 2);
backgroundImage.css({
left: leftMargin,
top: 0,
//right: -leftMargin ,
//bottom: 0,
width: (sliderHeight * aspectRatio),
height: sliderHeight
});
} else {
console.log("ELSE - here everything is ok");
var ratio = sliderWidth / aspectRatio;
backgroundImage.css({
left: 0,
right: 0,
top: (sliderHeight - ratio) / 2,
bottom: (sliderHeight - ratio) / 2,
height: ratio,
width: sliderWidth
});
}
}).resize();
Yep, you found a bug.
Try to add the following CSS:
That fixed it in my fullscreen demo.
Thanks for your response!!!
In my case it was (additionally?) a problem that was introduced by ZURB's Foundation. In case anybody is interested, add this to your CSS:
#slider img {
/* ZURB's Foundation adds an img { max-width:100% }, which causes troubles when resizing the image */
max-width: none;
/* ZURB's Foundation also adds an img { vertical-align: middle }, but that does not seem to cause any problems */
/*vertical-align: top;*/
}
Glad that it fixed your problem.
I will add the "#slider .slide {position: relative; height: 100%; overflow: hidden;}" to my demo.
When the browser window is resized down, an ugly margin-right that already shows the next picture is shown.
I couldn't find the error... sorry! But it would be great,if you could make it work.
Seen on Chrome on a Mac.