Image Show Image Height Different Than Quickstart

I installed the QuickStart (as I generally do so I can compare my "live" settings with the QuickStart) and once I tested it out I installed the Photo template on my live site.

My issue is with the Image Show. First let me preface by saying that I copied the settings identically (and have verified this a dozen times) between my live site Photo template and the Photo quickstart Image Show.

The problem is that on my live site the same images I used in QuickStart are only 1/2 height, the remainder to the footer is white space. Again, I used the exact same image. The only way I have been able to correct this is if I change the Image Show interface desktop module height to over 1,000 - in which case everything looks fine until you resize the browser, then the image no longer scales to fit the window but instead crops until the size matches one of the pre-sets for different sized browsers.

I have attached two images, one of the working QuickStart and one of the live site. What can I do to fix this problem?

Is anyone home? LOL

Could you please provide me with a URL to your website, either here or via PM (click the “Private Message” text underneath my avatar) so that I may analyze it? It is a lot easier for us to diagnose issues when we have a live site to examine.

PM sent, thank you for looking into this.

Hi

You are missing some page class suffix "frontpage no-mainbody" for Your frontpage.

Please check this article to learn how to add that in our templates: https://www.gavick.com/documentation/jo ... omla-pages

Thank you Teitbite, that was what I needed to do. I had copied those suffixes from the demo but it didn't register to me to change the item ID's, I left them the same as the demo.

Hi

Make sure there is only one suffix added per ID. If You have more than one, as for example:

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1024 - no-mainbody
1024 - no-backgorund


than it has to be grouped as one:

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1024 - no-mainbody no-backgorund


or site will use only the last one.