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Hi there,
Thank you for creating this theme. It's elegant and I'm using it for my portfolio page (yet my blog is in pelican 🤐 ).
I'm wondering would you be willing to allow smaller cover images for each project (on the project page, of course)?
Currently, if I put a small image there, it will be resized to match the width (I suppose?). But I'm thinking of using different-sized images to represent different emphases of projects.
I see the reason of resizing: making them more uniformed, especially for larger pictures. And I'm aware there is a potential problem if the images are kept of their original sizes for responsive design.
But maybe allowing manual overridden of ratio may solve the problem? Say, by default 100%, but the user could manually override to, say, 40% and (the width of) that project card is resized.
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If you mean the card cover image, I am afraid that I cannot fix this.
But the good new is that you can still resize your image using any photo editor software like Adobe Photoshop for example.
Hi there,
Thank you for creating this theme. It's elegant and I'm using it for my portfolio page (yet my blog is in pelican 🤐 ).
I'm wondering would you be willing to allow smaller cover images for each project (on the project page, of course)?
Currently, if I put a small image there, it will be resized to match the width (I suppose?). But I'm thinking of using different-sized images to represent different emphases of projects.
I see the reason of resizing: making them more uniformed, especially for larger pictures. And I'm aware there is a potential problem if the images are kept of their original sizes for responsive design.
But maybe allowing manual overridden of ratio may solve the problem? Say, by default 100%, but the user could manually override to, say, 40% and (the width of) that project card is resized.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: