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  • can you revert to default theme and see if that fixes it?

    also try switching between no avatar and avatar options.

    Thread Starter kellyalan

    (@kellyalan)

    I tried switching to no avatar which just makes all the avatars go away – could work but we prefer the avatar.

    Once business closes I’ll use a default theme and see how it looks

    Thread Starter kellyalan

    (@kellyalan)

    Must be in the theme – I checked out Twenty Fifteen and the avatars are clear — guess I’ll have to do a code fix in the spreadsheet. I put in a ticket to the theme creators also.

    Thread Starter kellyalan

    (@kellyalan)

    I put in some custom CSS code to overwrite the theme CSS and my avatars are now clear but much smaller.

    I’m going through the Jetpack CSS files to see if I can find the CSS that sets the avatars at 32×32 but I’m having trouble finding that code

    I’d like to make the Jetpack code read 78×78 so that my avatars can be large and sharp – any ideas on where that code is in the Jetpack CSS

    Tried using inspect element in Chrome but I’m not sure how to read it so that I’ll see exactly which Jetpack/Gravatar CSS file the 32×32 command is coming from.

    i looked at the source , got this line
    <img alt="" src="https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/eae2151ed0ad5845e59e871d142c967f?s=32&d=identicon&r=G" class="avatar avatar-32 photo" height="32" width="32">

    Most probably this should be in comments page.

    also maybe you can get better response at jetpack dedicated forum.
    https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/jetpack

    keep this thread updated too.

    Thread Starter kellyalan

    (@kellyalan)

    Thanks for the help – I’ll try to hunt down the code in my comments.php

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