Been reading up on this but having an issue

http://gulfcoastconversions.com/new-home.html

Would like it to be full screen - just experimenting right now - But I can't get it to go past 1600 (size of photo)

width - auto, height - auto, Max-width - none. Al the same settings for all 4 levels - picture link - slide- slideshow - slideshow container.

Thanks

Byron

Do you mind sharing your rcs file? Let's see if we can fix this for you ...

– Richard

Set the left and right margin & padding on the row, column and html element to 0, even if it looks like nothing has been set yet. The body already seems to have its margins cleared as the footer is full width. If that doesn't work it is something in your RCS project.

You need to set a width of 100% on your images inside your slider.
Add this to your style sheet.

Thanks - will try

Byron

I think if your image is 1600px then thats the maximum width that will be displayed,regardless of what widths you set
the way I do it in this situation is to put the image in as a background image in the slide, set it as "cover" "no repeat" centered (or whatever you desire) get rid of all padding on the slide & the slide-show.
doing it this way gives it full width, but you have to specify the height of the slide to whatever height your image is, or again whatever height you desire at each breakpoint.

Wayan

OOOPS just seen that it's a picture link

In that case a little bit more work involved

what you need to do in that case is make a transparent image the same size as your main image,, once you have put your main image in as a background image,, then you insert an image link to the slide as normal set the widths etc to 100% the height same as background image & get rid of the padding,,
You can then put your href link in to the link image as normal,, and add other stuff (other images. containers text paragraphs etc) as required.
Sound complicated but isn't too much (can make a demo video if you get too stuck)
Unless of course Eric's way works,, or someone else comes up with another way then forget all I have said

OOOPS OOOOPS forgot to mention that whenever you add anything else to the slide (image/paragraph header etc,, you need adjust the "picture link image margin so that it goes back to the top (use inspector to see when it is there,, otherwise it gets pushed down and only part of the overall slder thing is a link

FOUND IT

You should set the width of the image (!) to 100%, NOT auto! When I do this, your image will change to full width.

– Richard

Echo