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Feature images not displaying at full width

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rossjlennox

Hi, I have a feature set currently containing only 2 features, each of which contains an image and is set to 'Full Width Image or Media - No Text'. However, when I view the feature slide show on my site the images only show as a very narrow band of pixels rather than the full width of the page. Strangely enough the default included features did display at full width before I deleted them. http://rosslennoxphotography.co.uk/ Am I doing something really stupid or do I need to add some custom CSS to determine the displayed image width? Thanks in advance, Ross

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rossjlennox

Ok, so I'm a step further forward... I took a look at the code using Firebug and if I specify a width I can get the slideshow displaying the images, albeit with a black bar down the side. But I am not sure what to do with this modified CSS... ` #feature-area, .feature-wrap, #feature_slider .fmedia, #feature_slider .fcontent, #feature_slider .text-bottom .fmedia .dcol-pad, #feature_slider .text-bottom .feature-pad, #feature_slider .text-none .fmedia .dcol-pad { height: 330px; width: 800px; } ` If I paste the above into the CSS Rules field under Custom CSS it doesn't seem to make any difference. :-/

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Kate

Did you try adding the !important declaration after each of those?

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rossjlennox

Thanks Kate, Updated to: ` height: 330px !important; width: 800px !important; ` But still no joy. :(

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cmunns

You need to reset the layout under the Layout Editor in PP Settings.

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rossjlennox

Boom, there it is... Thanks Adam!

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