Hi,
I’ve been using WIS and it was working fine until a few days ago, when the image quality has degraded suddenly. Whatever image quality I put in the database, I get the same bad image quality out.
This plugin has not been updated for a long time and we have not received any further complaints. So, there may still be a problem with your settings or as you mentioned, it may be a cache problem.
If you haven’t tried it, please try after changing the “manual quality” option to yes.
The source of your problem is most likely the image size. Please compress the image and try again. You can use the imgix properties provided inside the Wonderful element.
Please let me know if your problem is not resolved.
Wonderful Slider maintains the aspect ratio when the page is resized. That’s why you see the slider getting shorter. However, you can manipulate this with simple CSS code.
I love what the “Fit: Clamp” setting does to the resize the images without messing up the quality!
I would like to use this for a single image data field, but it seems like the plugin only receives data fields that are lists of images. Does any body know any workaround for this?
I think that if you could add the “Converted to list” option to the Image List input, that would get the job done. It would be awesome @eren
Thanks for your kind words. Glad that you liked it.
You can apply a simple workaround. Define your single image’s URL and split it with a random text (Your source URL shouldn’t contain that random text entirely btw). In this case, you get a list of text as result. After this step, you should get the first item of this list. The first item will be your image source URL.
Thanks, it did help! This workarounds get the job done.
However, I would like to leave both suggestions for improving the plugin:
It would be better if the plugin could just update automatically the input data when it is changed, just like bubble’s image element does.
Add a “Converted to list” option to the image list input field so that we can use single image data fields as input. The workaround of the URLs gets the job done but this is not very practical for big apps (my app uses around 100 different image elements so I would need to define 100 urls, one for each image).
Anyways, I think this is a pretty awesome plugin that you are building, with a little more iteration and improvement it can be much better, I have not seen any more flaws than the mentioned, in my experience.
Hi! I have a problem, I have configured everything as mentioned above, but my slider does not want to update after the page refresh, what could be the problem? I will attach screenshots below. Thanks!