Please supply a link to a page that shows the problem. A screenshot is of no use. Did you try compatibility mode on or just off? Most of the times that helps for this type of problems.
Where can I turn on compatibility mode?
The classical menu tab extra
Sorry but where is the classical menu tab extra? I’m not seeing any of this in the WPPA+ settings.
In Windows Internet Explorer, at the right hand side, just left to the blue questionmark there is a menu Extra, the 9th item in this menu (of which i am not sure of the name as i only have the dutch version) enables you to switch on the menu bar (first item). This shows the normal (classical) menu bar. On that bar press Extra, on that menu press the 10th item: Compatibilitymode (?). By switching this on or off, you can switch between two sets of IE bugs. For one site it should be on, the other site it should be off, but nobody seems to know why what and when…, just try.
This is for IE 8.0
This does fix it. But I need a better solution that does not require whoever is viewing the website to go into their settings and turn on compatibility mode.
You are most welcome to analyze the cause of this issue. If it turns out to be fixable in wppa+ i am most willing to implemnt such.
As my sites do not exhibit this behaviour, i can not reproduce it and therefor not analize it. To my opinion it is a theme issue rather than a wppa+ issue.
In version 4.0.10, the issue is back. In IE 8, any pictures in landscape mode are stretched (currently displaying at 640×562). Yet, when I switch on “compatability mode” the images are displayed correctly (640×480).
Is there a change from 4.0.4 to 4.0.10 that caused this error to come back?
THANKS!
What are your settings of: Table I items 1,2,3,4,5 and Table IV items 1 and 2 (if any) ?
Your problem is not the height but the width.
In your themes style.css it reads (line 741):
#content img {
height: auto;
margin: 0;
max-width: 640px;
width: auto;
}
Change max-width: 460px; into max-width: 800px; or remove the line.
That will fix your problem.
