Can I change the width of a blogpost image by approximately 150% to overlap the actual size of the content itself (set to center fixed width)?
Or if this will not work...
Where can I insert (in the php) this code to change the image to a slider? <?php putRevSlider("slider1") ?> but instead of "slider1" there has to be a get post id.
You ask two different questions in one topic. Please move second question to new topic and give more details(where you want this for example).
About your main question, please show me link to exact page where you wish to achieve this. However even if this is possible It may break responsive rules, and you will have take care of this.
Thank you. But can I keep the hight without changing it? If the image is e.g. 1300x700 (w/h) I want 1500x700 (w/h).
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CFP said: If I "Display post intro on image" and "Empty space in top", the image stays aligned on top. It would look better, if it "crops" centered from the middle.
Air said: Depends on needs. Use this custom CSS for it: .on-image { background-position: 50% 50%; }
Nope, this image is not background like it was in previous case. What I gave you is best solution without bigger modification, as far as I understand your needs.
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You ask two different questions in one topic. Please move second question to new topic and give more details(where you want this for example).
About your main question, please show me link to exact page where you wish to achieve this. However even if this is possible It may break responsive rules, and you will have take care of this.
With kind regards.
Here a sample:
http://www.friedsamphotography.com/fuer-ein-fashion-shooting-suche-ich-euch/
The picture should overlap the "white" content. Not to the full width but more than it actually does.
Like your answer to this topic:
CFP said: If I "Display post intro on image" and "Empty space in top", the image stays aligned on top. It would look better, if it "crops" centered from the middle.
Air said: Depends on needs. Use this custom CSS for it:
.on-image {
background-position: 50% 50%;
}
What I gave you is best solution without bigger modification, as far as I understand your needs.
With kind regards.