Transition Animation on Large Monitors
See original GitHub issueHi
I’m looking at full screen pictures with gallery on autoplay on a 2580x1600 monitor and the transitions are lagging with artefacts on the screen from time to time.
I wanted the full screen with height as well so I have added this to my CSS:
.image-gallery-slide img { height: 100vh; }
That does not seem to be causing the problem. It seems smoother when I reduce the browser size. Is there anything else I can do to improve performance on bigger screens? Would adjusting the .jpg image quality help? A slower duration in the transition?
Any thoughts?
Thanks for this gallery, it’s good stuff.
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@xiaolin and also
.image-gallery-slide { opacity 0.2s ease-out !important; }
in my casePlease see issue #166 Adding the below CSS override will give you a fadeIn affect. You can also customize the CSS further based on your needs.