By Richard on Saturday, 26 August 2017
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How do I get rid of the ugly dark shadows on the sides of the Gallery in EasyBlog?

It just looks awful in a blog post (see here)
Hi there,

Currently, that how it should shown as you have set those images to 'Resize to fit' as you can see here http://take.ms/utXI7. Maybe you can change those images to 'Resize to fill' and see how it goes.

Please advice.
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Saturday, 26 August 2017 13:33
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Hi Abdul,

Unfortunately Resize to fill does not work with vertical images as the top and bottom are cut off. Horizontal images are fine, although the ugly shadow is still slightly visible.

It would be a lot better if there was an option to align gallery images left, centre or right in Re-size to fit and only show the image, not all the horrible surround shadow, so you just flick through the images without seeing the surround.

I have deleted the gallery sections and am using thumbnails instead, perhaps Stackideas could look at the gallery output and imporve it in a future update?

Also the thumbnail sequence in the pop up view goes down column 1, then down column 2 etc, it should go across row 1 (left to right), then across row 2 (left to right) etc, with an option to go right to left available, as when setting up the thumbnails, this is the sequence used (the output sequence should be the same).
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Saturday, 26 August 2017 18:53
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Hi Richard,

It would be best if you can submit a feature request regarding this issues by creating a new ticket on the forums and set it to "Feature Request", so everyone else could vote for it, the more people request on this, and we will priority consider it.

Thanks for your understanding
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Sunday, 27 August 2017 02:16
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Ok Abdul, will do.
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Sunday, 27 August 2017 02:30
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Thanks for understanding Richard.
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Sunday, 27 August 2017 14:49
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