Why are my slideshow images off centre in Soliloquy after clicking the smallest breakpoints? Here is the code I am using but it’s still off.
[soliloquy id="1645"]
Hi Grace,
Thank you for writing in, please make sure there are no margins and paddings around that Soliloquy slideshow.
If the issue persists, please provide us login credentials on a “Secure Note” so we can take a closer look.
Cheers!
Ok…I will check and brb.
I got rid of the margins on top and bottom of the section but it’s still off so please have a look. Why is the slideshow image so small? Shouldn’t it fit the width mostly?
g/designerwriter
Hi Grace,
Thank you for the login, please ignore that issue on the builder, the image inside your slider is actually centered properly on actual screens.
There should not be a preview of the Soliloquy slider on the builder, instead of using text element and shortcode combo. Use Classic Soliloquy element for adding your Soliloquy slider.
Cheers,
I noticed that! So if I use Classic Soliloquy then I just pull down the menu on the left hand side and choose the slideshow? I have to change it in all of my slideshows then. I am not sure how the spacing will be I will try it. I was getting this huge space at the bottom. brb
Ok it looks good! My only beef is I can’t see the real preview of the slideshow on the smallest breakpoint but it looks a lot better. It’s way better and it solved the spacing problem so I will delete that topic. I resized the window so I saw how it looked with two columns. I know what I have to do to fix my website now. Final tweaks and then it’s done! Thanks for your help friech. You’re the best. 
Hi Grace,
Yes, that is correct. If you see huge spaces around the Classic Soliloquy element, then that is probably coming from the Column, Row, or Section’s margin or padding.
Regretfully, Soliloquy does not offer a live preview of their slider, as their slider is intended to be simple. That means you need to put the Soliloquy slider first on the front end. You can then use the dev tools feature to preview your site on different screen sizes.
Here’s a quick crash course.
How To Test Your Website In Different Browsers and Mobile Devices
Cheers,
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