I have located where the code is that I need to work from and its the content-page.php file inside the template-parts folder.
There a function in there called the_content() and maybe I dont know, its where that function is that its doing something to stop the image from showing the full width, and only allowing it show the middle with of a max of 760px, which is no good really.
I have re-downloaded the theme, made sure I’m selecting the correct template and deleted the image in the page, and added it again, saved and it still prefers to load itself smaller than what its being asked to do.
I have cleared stuff from the child theme, such as the functions and the css and still it wont work.
I’m pretty stumped again in honesty.
Hi there,
if you shoot us an email with your WP site url, WP admin user/pass to support@createandcode.com we’ll take a look for you.
Colm
Hi there,
Are you sure you’re just now seeing the default WordPress responsive images kicking in at smaller screen sizes?
e.g. on my browser I see this
Screen Shot 2017-02-21 at 22.06.49
so it looks like it’s loading the full size image for me.
If I reduce my browser window size it will obviously load one of the smaller images – but that’s the default WordPress image experience – and not something that’s specific to the theme.
Colm
Hi guys,
Thanks for getting back to me and looking at the time you did, you must have replied not 30 mins after I managed to work it out.
You are seeing it correctly now, the image is showing the correct width and it all came down to a plugin called JetPack.
I’m not sure what was going on, but for some reason it wasnt allowing a full width image to show, only the medium width.
But thanks again for asking to help
Ah yes – it’s probably the Photon extension in Jetpack
https://jetpack.com/support/photon/
I’ve seen that cause issues like this in the past.
Colm