I have created a customised blog landing page for the Brooklyn theme (Classic style) to resemble as much as possible the blog page from the Narrative theme (Warm style).
The problem is I can’t find the way to ensure pictures are all the same size and therefore the blogs are not aligned.
See attached file, the third blog has a smaller figure. What I’d like to do is ensuring figures are the same size (a square box).
This is can be resolved. I did have a look at the shared image to get what you’re trying to say.
What we can do is need to upload pictures of the same size or resize the image which isn’t similar to other images’ sizes. Else set a specific size that is needed to upload the blog picture.
Can I have the store access, I can ask my teammate to get back to you with the solution.
We did review the theme and the custom changes you did. There’s a solution that we can implement so if you upload any image further it won’t create a problem for you.
Furthermore, I’d like to say that there are many other issues in your store let me put up the light on that:
https://prnt.sc/21yjyet When we click on this it should redirect to the blog page but it doesn’t
We are very much eager to help you improvise your store as per your ideas and willingness. Let me know your thoughts on this, if you are good to proceed with the blog page or even the other changes as well we’ll assist you accordingly.
I’ve corrected the About Us page (used the wrong template), thanks for letting me know
I know the Our Story footer calls the wrong page, will be corrected
The seller profile page is actually populated via a js script from a third-party app we use to have multi-vendor marketplace features, I’m not sure it can be modified
For the picture cropping issues in the collection pages, yes it’s true. It’s same problem.
So yes, if you have a solution for the picture cropping in the blog and collection page, your help would be much appreciated.
Welcome! We just wanted to put some light on various issues that needed to be resolved for your store’s preview.
The seller profile page is actually populated via a js script from a third-party app we use to have multi-vendor marketplace features, I’m not sure it can be modified
Reply: Right, the third-party apps don’t allow to make any changes or customizations. We need to take further permission from apps and need to see if it goes with the app or not. Let me know if you want to, we’ll try to find out if it’s possible or not.
For the picture cropping issues in the collection pages, yes it’s true. It’s the same problem.
So yes, if you have a solution for the picture cropping in the blog and collection page, your help would be much appreciated.
Reply: Sure, we’ll be glad to help you with the blog page. We can go with either of the 2 approaches. One is to set the field with the size that asks you to add the image with the needed size parameter or another is once you add the image it sets the images accordingly itself as the first 2 images on the blog page(we prefer this approach).
Furthermore, we’ll also help you with the collection page setup and resolving the design. Also, I’d like put a light on another thing that don’t use any copyright images as it might land you in a problem in the future.
I agree with your second suggestion: once you add the image it sets the images accordingly itself as the first 2 images on the blog page(we prefer this approach).
In fact it would be really good if all images get resized automatically to a fixed size that applies to all so that they appear all the same with each other (that’s what I was attempting to do but couldn’t find the way). Is that possible?
Thanks for the comment on copyright images, yes we are fully aware of that. We won’t do that once the marketplace is live, for now it’s just test images.