the way my slider crops isn’t reacting to Additional CSS

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    royvankleefweddingreport · Member ·

    he theme Objective by Edge Themes I’m using has a front page slider which crops once I change the screen size. Which means that on a mobile device the photo has different dimension than on a horizontal screen. I crops the image, where I want to keep the aspect ratio and just see it sized down.

    I’ve tried to change it by adding the following code to the Additional CSS

    <code> .edgtf-psfs-image {
    background-size: contain;
    } </code>

    But it doesn’t change anything.

    I’ve also tried the additional code to give the slider round edges, and that works fine. So I got the right class selected.

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    staartmees · Member ·

    We can’t help with third party themes nor can we help with self-hosted sites. You must contact support of your theme to solve this problem.

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