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I am having difficulty getting 'Portrait' oriented images to appear correctly on my gallery pages. I'm uploading at 900 x 600 px and the 'landscape' images are OK but The portrait images are being stretched to fit landscape.
Any Ideas?
Tks
NKPix
I am having difficulty getting 'Portrait' oriented images to appear correctly on my gallery pages. I'm uploading at 900 x 600 px and the 'landscape' images are OK but The portrait images are being stretched to fit landscape.
Any Ideas?
Tks
NKPix
I assume that you are using InstantPro? Could you tell us where your website is so that we may have a look at the problem?
Thanks :)
http://www.nckphotography.co.uk/
I've reduced it to just a few images to simplify things. I've created new pages and various upload sizes but the problem remains the same.
Many Thanks
NKPix
The 2nd image on your test gallery (the portrait one) appears fine for me in Firefox (598px × 900px (scaled to 419px × 601px)).
What browser are you viewing the gallery in and what is your screen resolution?
I'm running XP Pro with IE7 at 1280 x 1024. It's a new rebuild with all the updates etc.
The other machine is also IE7 with the same screen res. but it is a Win2k3 server. This is WIERD! Time for a restart I think and I'll get back.
Thanks
NKPix
The restart didn't change anything. The image was uploaded at 900 x 600 (Portrait) and on my monior it is resized to 840 x 558 (landscape).
Is there any way I can get a screen shot on here?
Thanks
NKPix
Do you have any toolbars installed such as Google toolbar?
Try clearing your browser cache (temp internet files) - I've seen the lightbox script get 'confused' in the past!
> Is there any way I can get a screen shot on here?
... Add the image to a page on your site!
EDIT: Too slow, Eccles beat me! I was carrying out my 'moderator' role over on the Internet forum though!
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Now I'm at home on my own XP machine with much the same setup and I'm still getting the same problem.
I run a pretty tidy browser anyway but I have just cleared out the cache etc with no change. I have no toolbars either. I'm going to look at firefox later to try and pin it down to IE7 if I can - although I thought Microsoft had managed to tame the beast by now.
Glad you like the Pics :-) There's a lot more to come but I need to sort this first - especially since the majority of visitors, I guess, will be using IE of some description.
Regards
NKPix
I've just added a screen shot of the IE7 error to my site.
http://www.nckphotography.co.uk
I loaded up Firefox last night and, as you say, the problem doesn't happen.
Interestingly my wifes PC also running IE7 doesn't have the problem either - so whatever it is it is fairly random.
Any ideas please?
Regards
NKPix