Game header images (or "heroes,"as they're alternatively called) aren't fully seen

[orae2]

Compared to the stock steam layout, the header images for games are a bit smaller and it usually cuts out the main purpose of the image. Like for example in Bioshock Infinite you can't see the main character, but in stock steam you can. In some library themes you can see the rest of the image through some type of glass like area (which is fine but I feel like the full thing would be better) and in shiina's theme you can't see the rest of the image at all. I was thinking maybe a feature could be implemented where the user can change the dimensions of that picture and how much of it the user wants to be shown.

[Jonius7]

Compared to the stock steam layout, the header images for games are a bit smaller and it usually cuts out the main purpose of the image.

The header in OldGlory is shorter than in vanilla Steam, so yes, more of the image will be behind the main game page panels. There is also some adjusting made to position the image from the top.

/* Unset Header Image height to show top and bottom */
.sharedappdetailsheader_ImgContainer_QlR9E {
  height: unset;
}

The default height is 120%, changing this number around determines where the top of the image starts from. 202% approximately mimics the positioning from Vanilla Steam.

scss\_gamepage_header.scss contains the layout changes for the header, so disabling this would go back to using the vanilla Steam layout.

Now because CSS is very customisable I could add in lots of variables/options to make this easier to customise at a later date.

I was thinking maybe a feature could be implemented where the user can change the dimensions of that picture and how much of it the user wants to be shown.

This would most likely be options to change across all gamepage images, and not on a game-by-game basis, where a custom image background would be better suited.