• Hello! On my About page I added an image, but it’s square-shaped rather than rectangular/banner like the featured image on the homepage. I tried adjusting the dimensions in the image editor in Media, but it still shows up square and aligned to the left side of the page rather than centered. How do I fix this? I’d like the image to have the same size and dimensions as the one on the home page.
    Thanks!

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  • Hi navessa7,

    The featured images on the homepage are the size: 1200x550px. The best way to resize it is using croping image tool in WordPress Media Editor.
    Would it be possible for you to get the url to the about page so I can look further into this for you?

    Let me know if you need anything else.

    Best regards,
    Jarek
    Kale Support

    Thread Starter navessa7

    (@navessa7)

    Hi Jarek, Thanks for responding to my question! I think maybe part of the problem is that the original image size is only 960 x 720, so I can’t make it 1200 x 550.

    The URL to my about page is here: http://www.atwi80dates.com/about/

    While you’re there, I would also like to make the word “About” at the top be the same size and same font as the FAQ heading about halfway down the page.

    Thank you!

    Hi again,

    You’re right. The image is a bit smaller than container width.

    Try the following CSS:

    .entry-title {
      font-size: 30px;
    }

    It should work.

    Best,
    Jarek
    Kale Support

    Thread Starter navessa7

    (@navessa7)

    That worked, but it also changed the size of the subhead on the Home page, which I didn’t want :-/ Is there a way to change only one page without it affecting the other pages?

    And for the image, can I at least crop it so it’s banner-shaped rather than square?

    Theme Author lyrathemes

    (@lyrathemes)

    Sure, try this:

    #page-12 h1.entry-title {
        font-size: 30px;
    }

    For the image, you could crop it if you like? Of course, it cannot be made wider than it already is but you can grab a portion like this and use it instead?

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