I am having a rough time getting a cover page photo to show correctly. I lose the top or the bottom and have spent all kinds of time adding space to get it looking (almost) right. The weird part is that it looks GREAT in all views except on a PC monitor.
Is there a specific size graphic that fits more gracefully with having to keep playing around with it, replacing, on and on?
Rise displays images in different sizes and ratios depending on the device you're using, especially in those full-width image blocks or cover photos. For example, the way an image is cropped on a tablet is completely different than the way it's cropped on a phone.
In other words, there's no size or dimension rule to follow since the image will be cropped differently depending on the device that's used. That's the beauty of fully-responsive content--it reflows and resizes to fit the device/screen you're using.
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I don't have an exact answer, however it works better with a wide image that has minimal height. It doesn't move around much then.
Also, if you hypothetically split it into a 3x3 grid as such, what you would have in the middle third is what also shows in the image above the menu.
It is trial and error and though, and also depends on your course title on what parts of the image will be covered by text.
Hi Les, I'd agree with Michael here!
Rise displays images in different sizes and ratios depending on the device you're using, especially in those full-width image blocks or cover photos. For example, the way an image is cropped on a tablet is completely different than the way it's cropped on a phone.
In other words, there's no size or dimension rule to follow since the image will be cropped differently depending on the device that's used. That's the beauty of fully-responsive content--it reflows and resizes to fit the device/screen you're using.
Was a'feared that was the answer. Thanks for the 3x3 tip.
"That's the beauty of fully-responsive content.." I'll quote you but I'm chuckling a bit too.
Thanks Alyssa.
I have the same problem. Gotta say this is a rather gynormous pain in the lumbar to have to keep gestimating photo size
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