can't make the image fit the hole screen correctly without getting stretched

Thanks ahlofan for posting my issue.

So this are my settings at the moment (I have tryed different combinations, without any luck...)

And this is my result (the image does not fit the full height of the screen...)

What is it that I am missing?
Thanks

I has the same problem. In my case, there are a "set" of photos and checked Yes for "Always fit", "Fit portrait" and "Fit Landscape".

It is so strange because the first two photos of the slide is not resizing properly but the other ones get the correct fit. Moreover, the two slides that is not resizing resizes ok depending the "proportion" of the navigator window. I attached a picture to see the result.

I don't know if the problem is related to the module or directly to the supersized script...

Any help?? Thanks

It is not sloving my problem.

I'm trying to figure what's happening on this behavior.

In my case, when the browser window is portrait (height more than width), photos that are landscape shows streched, but when the browser window is landscape, the photos shows well.

As I said earlier, it only occurs with the two first photos of the slideshow.

I monitored the function in wich the photos are resized (base.resizeNow = function(){), and the browser window detected and found some "strange" or almost not understanding results:

1. Almost the first of this function calls generates a set of values where width and height of the browser are not defined.
2. Almost the first of this function calls generates a set of values where width and height of the image are not defined.

As a consequence, no ratio are calculated and thinking about some CSS rule that determines the final aspect...

Weird!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If i remove the CSS img max-width:100% all is working well .... a couple of days looking for it .... hope this can help someone ;)

The max-width css property is from my theme. I think this property is common to all adaptive themes.

I create a rule like this:

#supersized {
    img {
        max-width: none !important;
        }
}

Perhaps can be a good idea adding this to the default CSS from the module?

Almost it can be a selectbox or a warning ;)

Ups, this is a sass rule.
The normal rule must be:

#supersized img {
      max-width: none !important;
}

It can be possible to add a warning on the readme.txt file to advice the people that are using it?? I think adaptivethemes are modern aproaches to layout a web and as I said earlier, the property max-width:100% is present in all or at least most of them.

Sorry for reopen this, and thanks