Looking to find out how to preserve the proportions of the carousel images when scaling down the page. All of my images are a standard size, so I just need them to fully display. Guessing I will have to add some JS, but wondering if someone has done it already or if there's a setting that I am missing? Thanks.

Hi Kyrylo:

I have tried about every formatting setting I could, but if I missed one to achieve this please let me know. This site is a good example of what we're going for visually... (https://codepen.io/chriscoyier/pen/epagMP/) Except, when scaling the outer page, we don't want the image to crop down in any way. Our images have info in the corners sometimes, so we need the entire image to scale without hiding that. Every setting seemed to present the center, and either crop off the sides or top and bottom, depending. I was not able to find any that allowed for maintaining the 5x9 ratio we use, while preserving the entire image. I tried either setting the height (500px) and/or the width (900px), and various percentages. So far, no luck. Someone on our team is now trying JS solutions. If this can be solved without that, it would be great. Thank you for any help.

This is great news, Kyrylo! We are having a similar issue with pictures being cropped when in a carousel. It would be awesome to know that the size image we put in it doesn't get modified at all. It's been a good amount of extra work to make sure some of the images look good.

Hi Kyrylo:

I might be crazy, but it would seem like it is now working. If I do not enter in any sizes it works! It appears to work fine inside or outside of a panel. This is great, because the 3rd-party rotator we were using before was not nearly as good as yours. Thank you all very much if you fixed it! Hopefully you did, and I'm not going crazy. :)

Hi Kyrylo:

I discovered what I was doing wrong. I had mistaken the Image Carousels part for the Slideshows part. It was the Slideshows part that was not scaling correctly for me. I'm sorry. I was copying parts over initially and didn't realize there were two. I have had a chance to go through all of the parts recently and discovered my mistake.