Sorry, I forgot to inform you, if you use a custom collection, the āimage appearā column is no longer needed. This is because of the nature of the collection component, which is a list.
ok, thanks. I fixed the query column so itās no longer an array.
I have a couple aesthetic questions.
Is there a way to make the custom collection show an image in the background?
Also, is there a way to play with or remove the padding to create a similar effect to my gifs in a normal container? (see below - upper image is our automatic slideshow and the bottom image is the gif)
On mobile, I put my gif in a title component to get it to look like that⦠and on larger screens it shows a background image to fill the space like this:
I think I got it⦠Instead of the custom container, I did another query and lookup column on my home page and pointed them to my Images Table. With that, I could use the original container with same title component and swap the gif with the new images instead. So that took care of the background image and fit problem -the gif can be perfectly replaced!
The only issue now is that I canāt add actions to title components, lol⦠So i may have to try to use a regular image component with some CSS to mimic the fit of the title componentā¦
No, I mean, do you still want to use a clickable slideshow, which wonāt be achievable if using the title component.
Show me the layout youāre expecting.
Itās ok. I will use the Image component and adjust the design instead. Thanks.
Itās MUCH better to have it clickable!
@Himaladin
If the image component can reach to these edges, it will be perfect. If not, itās ok. The users will get used to the change in appearance.
Before you get too close to the finish line⦠can we blend this into what you started working on and create a super workflow?? Looks like it includes some image fit coding too.
I added your class to the container but I put your html in a template so I could swap in my images. Donāt know if thatās the reason the image is so small.
Some background (in case itās relevant), the editor detects that Iām using a screen width of 1920.