It was a css thing, the image sizes were defined and overflow hidden. Also, setting the image background to the same as the page background eliminates extra gray box that shows up below images that are not the same height as the viewport.
It was a css thing, the image sizes were defined and overflow hidden. Also, setting the image background to the same as the page background eliminates extra gray box that shows up below images that are not the same height as the viewport.
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Javascript issue?
I'm not sure if it's screen size, either. The aspect ratio seems to be fixed, so tall images are cut off. Defined by the first image?
It was a css thing, the image sizes were defined and overflow hidden. Also, setting the image background to the same as the page background eliminates extra gray box that shows up below images that are not the same height as the viewport.
No, we need to make sure the image fits into the window, this doesn't do it all the way. See phase 4.
Might be text getting in the way at the top.