Product IMages in Archive no crop should be scaled

Hi,

you have sent me an Link to your Theme Documentation, which doesn´t help. I posted the same link in my question and told you, that this is not working and not what i want.

have you even read my message?

Hi,

i think der is still a comunication problem. You don´t understand whats my problem. So for this time i attached tweo screenshots to clearify hopefully everything:

Screenshot 1 – product thumbnails before crop:
On this picture you can see the diffferent Levels of Product titles (see red line), and also the different sizes and Ratio of the product thumbnails

Screenshit 2 – product thumbnails after crop:
On this picture you can see, That thumbnails got cropped now, and on the pictures we are loosing main details because of cropping. That´s why i want to know, how you can SCALE down the images in SIZE so they fit in to the same grid but don´t get CROPPED. So they keep their ratio, but the picture size will fit in to a grid where everything is level.

Also on that screenshot you can see thatthe Product titles are still not in line.

Screenshot 3 – Shows a different Onlineshop with same prdoucts and the solution i want. Pictures are sized down and everything is level.
Different store:
https://www.camperausbauwelt.de/Sitze-Sitzbaenke

I hope you understoo me know.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

thanks for your answer. But did your read my other questions? you just replied to one question..

I also asked about product thumbnail smaller size withoug cropping?
Please read my question before..

Hello,

thanks for your answer.

The Settings recommendation, which you have sent is already set in the settings.

About the images: I dont want to edit 1000s of product photos with photoshop. Normally themes have a option to scale pictures down so they fit into the container where they are placed.

I have sent you a link form another onlineshop which exactly does that with the same ictures i have. did you see?

so where can i find this settings?

Regards,
Julien