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I am displaying images that people need to look at closely and the size is limited by the width of the poll. Is it possible to increase the width of the poll on the page?
I am displaying images that people need to look at closely and the size is limited by the width of the poll. Is it possible to increase the width of the poll on the page?
Yes, you can configure various display settings of photo contests (I assume you using this type of poll). You need to visit the admin link and click the small edit symbol in the upper right hand corner of the image overview. Here you can change the mode to full width.
Thanks–actually, it isn't a photo contest. I need people to look at an image and provide thoughts about its contents. So, I am collecting ideas, letting them comment on each others' ideas and ultimately having a vote. The image is inserted in the poll description. Is it possible to widen that kind of poll (or the image inserted). Is there another way to go about this that will do what I am trying to achieve?
So you have only one image in your idea collection?
There is no automated way of doing this. The width is optimised for a good readability of text. Images included in the description will alway be shown in its original size but not wider than 100% of the container. But you could create your own custom css in a theme and make the adjustments you need.
You can overwrite the container of the description for example like this:
.centered-content.centered-content-600 { width: inherit; }
If this is still not wide enough you need to overwrite more containers or forcefully overwrite all .centered-container classes like:
.centered-content { width: 100rem !important; }
Thanks. Yes, they are focusing on one image usually (or sometimes a couple of the same thing). Custom CSS is only available for enterprise customers, right?
Yes, custom css is an enterprise only feature.
Another idea could be adding more images for the same »main« image. For example the complete image plus some zoomed and cropped details.
Thank you. Yeah, they just need to be able to choose how they zoom in. I will give it some thought!