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NINA template image in slideshow too large

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Hi
I am using the module J51_LayerSlideshow on position showcase 1a on the NINA template. The presented images are far too large, regardless of the original size and proportions, hence it always shows just a fraction of the images. How can I adapt the size of the images?
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Hello

There is a Max Height option in your template settings which can be set to accommodate your images. If your images are been cropped, it is possible that this max height is to low for your image dimensions. Does increasing this value resolve the issue?

Ciaran
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Hi Ciaran
thx for your reply. It resolved the problem. Now I have another little problem: I have a news module on sidecol-1a with 1 column and a maximum of 4 articles. The »Display Date« option is set to yes. However, not all of the modules show the date. (See attached picture)

Rolf
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