Hi,
Can't find any documentation for the size option on slides?
How does these responsive sizes differ (work) ?
-cover
-contain
-wide (100% auto)
-stretch (100% 100%)
-by container (100%)
Google. It is common web knowledge.
Google. It is common web knowledge.Very constructive answer Stagger Lee. Much appreciated.
No wonder you reach above 500 posts.
Most tools in Templer got graphic illustration to guide you - e.g. how your menu will appear or how objects are aligned.
Templer is supposed to be a user-friendly software with a graphic interface. Unfortunately slides are not very well illustrated or documented (I know they are still working to improve the documentation).
Real software comes with a help button - not a Google link.
Spend your time giving useful advice to someone and stop wasting mine with your supercilious attitude.
Very constructive answer Stagger Lee. Much appreciated. No wonder you reach above 500 posts. Most tools in Templer got graphic illustration to guide you - e.g. how your menu will appear or how objects are aligned. Templer is supposed to be a user-friendly software with a graphic interface. Unfortunately slides are not very well illustrated or documented (I know they are still working to improve the documentation). **Real software comes with a help button - not a Google link.** Spend your time giving useful advice to someone and stop wasting mine with your supercilious attitude.It is the only answer you can get for such question.
It is the only answer you can get for such question.Hello Michael,
I apologize for delay in response. In fact Stagger Lee response is correct: the Size property of the slide background is very closely related to CSS option background-size, i.e. when you set Size you set the background-size value. You may read more about it in the articles
http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_background-size.asp
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/CSS/Scaling_background_images
and here is few examples from Themler:
Cover
http://attachments.answers.billiondigital.com/944/3944/Cover.png
Contain
http://attachments.answers.billiondigital.com/943/3943/Contain.png
Wide
http://attachments.answers.billiondigital.com/946/3946/Wide.png
Stretch
http://attachments.answers.billiondigital.com/945/3945/Stretch.png
By Container
http://attachments.answers.billiondigital.com/942/3942/ByContainer.png
The last 3 options set the background-size in percents.
Regards,
Aileen
Sorry, but I only see Stagger Lee's response to be supercilious as there are no answers in the post.
Everything can be found on Google - right as well as wrong answers.
I joined the forum to exchange knowledge, and save time. Forums are a fantastic place for collaboration and sharing tips and tricks.
Thanks a lot for a very thorough answer.
Much appreciated to include some relevant links rather than let me search in the blind.
I'll study it and test it (haven't had much time to work with responsive code as I normally do the graphic design part).
As a graphic developer for software I will post a graphic suggestion for your toolbar - under wishlist.
(That is - if I get it right :)
Thanks!
Sorry, but I only see Stagger Lee's response to be supercilious as there are no answers in the post. Everything can be found on Google - right as well as wrong answers. I joined the forum to exchange knowledge, and save time. Forums are a fantastic place for collaboration and sharing tips and tricks. Thanks a lot for a very thorough answer. Much appreciated to include some **relevant links** rather than let me search in the blind. I'll study it and test it (haven't had much time to work with responsive code as I normally do the graphic design part). As a graphic developer for software I will post a graphic suggestion for your toolbar - under wishlist. (That is - if I get it right :) Thanks!It is the only answer you can get for such question.
Obviously not !
But from you apparently!
