How to disable animation for image resizing

Dears 


The issue in reviews section, (every 5 seconds I hide review and show next one )
Whenever I .show or .hide in jquery, animation still working, even I've removed all classes for image divs, I've figured it out that happen with any image if I try to resize in F12 tools on browser 

Could you please locate the code for that so I can remove it or prevent it from doing it on my reviews section  

Comments

  • Hi,

    we are not sure what you mean exactly. You wish to deactivate animation for "Reviews" section where image and star rating are?
  • Yeah, but the issue is not with animation,  

    the issue if you go to any image in the theme,  and resize it from HTML, for example 


    go here, inspect element for image change width of img element to 200 for example 

    see how the animation works, I want to cancel this animation, it doesn't re-size directly, it shows animation of being shrinked(getting small) to smaller size 
  • Sorry but we are still not sure what you mean. We did what you want and everything seems to be fine. Will be great if you can send us a screenshot of what you mean because probably something what is ok for us, may be not good for you.
  • Ok I'll upload a video of the issue, cuz screenshot wont show the issue  I'll be back in mins
  • Do exactly as the video, I believe video was bad quality even doesnt show animation, but when you follow the video please notice the different from first image(on betheme) and another image(my index page [Links visible only for registered users])

    my image profile changes size directed with no getting bigger or smaller animation but on Betheme it has an animation that I couldnt detect where is the code so I can cancel it 

    Please kindly watch the video here: 
  • Sorry but we do not see anythnig wrong on this video. This works exactly as should work. Maybe we'll ask a different way. Do you want to remove this effect on hover (links comes from bottom, mask shows and images moves up)? Is that what you want to do?
  • Just do the same as what shown in the video 

    you would notice pics has something like this: [Links visible only for registered users]


    go the link above click on square edge resize it to big size,  see how square getting bigger(which animation)  

    normal way it would be sudden change in size with no effects or animation 

    which is exactly the issue I'm facing, you have same thing in all images and it is not CSS I guess and I'm not sure where is the code for that 
  • plz dont tell me you didnt get it I sent all explains video and an example and I've written explanations 


    enter my website and check difference in 2 images shown in video 

    btw I'm using windows 8 with Chrome, so in case animation doesnt show up on your broswer 
  • We have checked in Chrome already and we are not sure if we think about the same but this effect is related with hover. So you can use below css but this will remove effect on any hover action as well. And we just tell you that it is not possible to split image resizing and hover action.
    .image_frame .image_wrapper img, .image_frame .image_wrapper .mask::after, .image_frame .image_wrapper .image_links { transition: all 0s ease-in-out 0s; -moz-transition: all 0s ease-in-out 0s; -webkit-transition: all 0s ease-in-out 0s; }
  • Sir my issue is clear, not hover at all, I'm resizing an image after all not hovering images 

    I've recorded a clear 2 video for the issue, The issue occurs when changing image width or height 

    one with issue another with no issue 


    want it same as standard resize with no animation 
    normal behavior when change image size: [Links visible only for registered users]




  • So from the videos you sent, we gave you css above that is responsible for this "unwanted animation". This is the only css which will remove this animation and please notice there is no other way to remove it.
  • Could you please locate CSS location where this code inserted, which CSS file? 
  • It's css/shortcodes.css file.
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