Portfolio resize script problem

[krabban333]

[David Martin – Support]

What resolution is that, the one you get the visual error? Also what are you using to test it, an emulator? If so which one, I’ll need this to guarantee we are on the same page!

– David.

[krabban333]

In this gif it happens at about 1673 px

I have not been running any emulators, the browsers are installed and running without plugins on regular plain old computers.
And a Mac.
Tested on Firefox, Safari, Chrome and IE

This happens at about 1150 px

Notice how the bishops arms ad and test 1 swaps position.

Edit:
Portfolio items seem to swap positions in the first gif too.

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

I was able to replicate it after the 1640px. Will have to forward it to the development team.

-Rui

[krabban333]

Alright!
I’ve also noticed that the ad items have weird heights.
At 1600 px browser width the regular portfolio items have a height of 296 px while ad item 1 (bishops arms) has a height of 297 px and ad item 2 (o’learys) has a height of 295 px.
I have no idea why they are getting a 1 px offset, since they’re using the same code as the regular portfolio items.
The modified portfolio loop is located in the function sf_portfolio_items in includes/sf-functions.php
Hope this helps.

[krabban333]

Also, the item sorting seems to get wonky at certain browser widths.

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Thanks for the additional info. The topic it’s already forwarded to the development team, we need to wait that they can look at it.

Thanks

-Rui

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Hi there,

The issue is because of this image – http://vimmel.nu/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/olearys.png . It doesn’t meet the minimum size requirements on 500×375 for the featured image, and thus makes that element smaller than the others.

– Ed

[krabban333]

Aw jeez, don’t I feel stupid now.
Thanks for all the help, the support has been great!

[David Martin – Support]

Thanks Ed, glad you got it sorted!
-David.