St Lukes Posted February 13 Posted February 13 We are playing with a new site layout, using the Pacific template. We are placing a full-width banner image at the top of the page right under the navigation. our "Site Padding" is currently set 0 (zero), but there's still something containing the banner image to a set size limit. We would like our banner image to size itself to go all the way to the left & right browser borders, but not affect our text margins. Any help would be appreciated. https://lute-harmonica-3bk2.squarespace.com/ justanothertest St. Luke's is a small but growing Catholic church and K-8 school in northwestern Ankeny, Iowa (a northern suburb of Des Moines).
jpeter Posted February 14 Posted February 14 @St Lukes The issue is the <main> HTML element has a max-width: 1080px style applied to it. The following CSS below will break the banner outside of it's parent container, but still maintain it's place in the flow of the page: CSS /* Make the banner image the full width of the page */ #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1705198057319_10582 { margin-left: calc(50% - 50vw); margin-right: calc(50% - 50vw); } /* Adjust the slide images to be the full width of the page */ #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1705198057319_10582 .sqs-gallery-design-stacked-slide img { object-fit: cover; width: 100% !important; } Full stack developer who loves helping people out with anything web related. If you'd like to support me, buy me a coffee!
St Lukes Posted February 14 Author Posted February 14 Sorry @jpeter, you are correct that we are using a gallery for a makeshift rotating banner image. So, when I tried your code, it didn't work as expected. However, when I switched from using a gallery to using an animated GIF, everything worked like we wanted without any modifications. Unfortunately, an animated GIF is a much larger file and it is more difficult to make changes to. Thanks for your help, but I think we've got it working for us. jpeter 1 St. Luke's is a small but growing Catholic church and K-8 school in northwestern Ankeny, Iowa (a northern suburb of Des Moines).
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