it would be helpful if you shared the url to the page this is on.
Thread Starter
RTNY
(@rtny)
Here’s the link to the test page.
It doesn’t matter if it’s a full-width page or the one with a sidebar – the distortion remains the same.
Hi,
Please go to Admin Dashboard >>Appearance >>Theme Options >>General Settings and find Custom CSS Editor.
Now copy below CSS in Custom CSS Editor.
.enigma_blog_post_content img {
height: auto !important;
}
Save the changes.
Thanks.
Thread Starter
RTNY
(@rtny)
Dear weblizar_support,
thank you for the tip – it worked, at least partially. The vertical distortion is gone, but the images are still stretched proportionally in both dimensions by about 20% which is very noticeable. The image in question is 1280 x 720 px, looks like it’s been downscaled to about 730 px, and then enlarged by about 20%.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Hi,
As per testing we find image to be fully responsive.
Please describe your issue in details along with screen-shot, that describe how you want it.
Thanks.
Thread Starter
RTNY
(@rtny)
Dear weblizar_support,
not getting a reply I had to resort to tinkering with the functions.php file. Changing add_image_size(‘wl_page_thumb’,730,350,true); to reflect page width, to accommodate image sizes, and to eliminate cropping did the trick.
I’m sure there is a better solution and would like to hear of one.
Hi,
add_image_size function crop apply to thumbnail image.
All other images are not cropped. So the added image is shown.
And due to responsiveness image in post content not changes the page width.
Thanks.
Thread Starter
RTNY
(@rtny)
Dear weblizar_support,
Thank you for your response, and my apologies for having very limited understanding of php and programming in general.
However…
There may be some confusion of terms. We’re discussing what is defined by the Enigma theme as a FEATURED IMAGE (that’s the image at the top of the page that rotates and zooms in when clicked of hovered). Whether it is known as a thumbnail or something else, I wouldn’t know.
At present the page seems fully responsive w/o any cropping, stretching, or shrinking.
I’ve changed the line as follows: add_image_size(‘wl_page_thumb’,1140,350,false); (your page seems to be 1140 px wide).Was I wrong to do so? Will it mess up the whole site, or the entire order of the Universe? Can the same effect be achieved by other means (css maybe)?
Thanks.
Hi,
Please explain you issue in details.
Do you want to use feature image as full width or something else?
Thanks.
