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Elvira Slide Show - When my home page comes up the image is short of filling the screen. When I go to the a default page, and then back to the home page, the image is fine. See attached. This is a test site.

The element container_header_style has hardcoded style of style="height: 541px" When I go to an internal page, and come back to the home page, the element has style="height: 733px". Somewhere on the home page, the slide show is losing 192px. This is true even when I adjust the images or the showcase on top of the iamges.

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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of this issue? THe URL is unclear in the provided screenshot.

Thank you

CIaran
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Thanks, Claran. I subscribed to my post but I didn't see a notification.

I figured it out.

If you use an image in the Showcase module position, which overlays the slideshow, give the image a width and height, when you do that, there is no miscalculation of the height of the slide show.
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