[photofade height='variable'] shows nothing.

[photofade] works fine, except it goes for the minimum height, which is too small

Otherwise, it looks a great plugin.

I’ve just tried doing that and it doesn’t resolve my problem. Actually the height of the images is calculated – I am working on a fluid layout – and that works fine in Firefox (not in Safari). But in Safari the images are skewed to fit the height of the $containerheight.

I am trying to resolve this somehow, but can’t find how. Basically it should be as it is in Firefox but without this $containerheight box around it. And in Safari it shouldn’t be skewed the way it is…

Any ideas on how to fix this?

Greets,
Lauren

Is there anyway to disable the injection of the styles into wp_header that wont run the risk of it being overwritten with a plugin upgrade?

Thanks again!

it has been a great pleasure to use your plugin. I admire it for it’s simplicity, it’s well scripted default behaviour which is highly customizable.

I did come across a small problem which I am unable to fix. I would be very grateful if you could have a glance at the problem and point me the right direction.

Somehow the script outputs this code for the height of the photofade ul element:

Strangely this setted height is nowhere to be altered or found. The problem is want the height to be variable. So ultimately I don’t need it. The plugin functions already without this height.
How can I simply delete this or set it to 100%?

Here is my website: http://www.victorwesterkamp.nl
You can find the problem in the gallery section!

Thanks in advance.
Greets,
Lauren