Hi,
I’m a user who experienced some PITA with this so I assume I can give a hand, here and there. But I can’t log into your site nor see the secure note though.
Anyway you can set your workspace in the preferences like this:
It depends of your screen size to accommodate both columns. As I’m on a 32" monitor and a 27", its very comfy to work that way.
And yes, your point, it is reasonable to expect this to work out of the box, until its not.
I suggest, you work the DOM from the top to the bottom and check your settings. Judging by your screenshot the Thames Valley, Ngage, Vale of Aylesbury a Meech Logo are just right. The “West something” is off, it’s not horizontally centered. There may be a couple of reasons for this.
I see, you set up a max height for the slide (container for the image element) to 300px, but your images are 600 px in height. I’d start to check the flex setting for the slide container. Is the content horizontally centered or set to top? I guess top.
Suggestion: Do not set the absolute max height to the “slide” container but the top most container of the carousel.
What may happen, if you set flex to horizontal center. In case you set the img width to 100% and your logos (not the canvas of those) are higher than 600px, they will be cut off at the top and bottom.
To your setting of the slide overflow. This may be set to visible, but it does not have an effect on the content visibility, if any container above has set the overflow to hidden and a height less than 600px. I would need to double check, but I’m pretty sure being right.
And there is one (two) more setting to check: What are the “object fit” settings of the img element? Are there any settings of the img element other than auto or none?