• Resolved fritserasmus

    (@fritserasmus)


    I successfully ran the Smush on all images. – No issues

    “Image Resize Detection” is turned on

    This points out an image(s) that are 300X300 in a container that needs 158X158

    When I “Inspect” the image (Google Chrome) I was able to confirm and find the location of the image.

    Using: https://bulkresizephotos.com is easy to create a new 158X158 image.
    In Categories, I remove the previous image, Save and then Upload/Add the new image.

    The same 300×300 image is still used.

    With FileZilla, I find and delete the file.
    In Categories, I remove the previous image, Save and then Upload/Add the new image, once more.

    Clear the cache on WordPress, clear browser cache.

    Opening the website and do alt-F5 for a full reload:

    Image Issues: still shows: “the image as 300×300: This image is too large for its container. Adjust the image dimensions to 158 x 158px for optimal results”
    Inspect the image confirms the 158×158 image is used.

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  • Hi @fritserasmus,

    The issue is not with the images itself, it’s with the way the theme loads them. If you inspect the image element, it will in fact have a width of 158px, but the actual image element is forcing the image to be 300px:

    <img alt="Bread" width="300" height="300" src="..." />

    There should probably be a theme setting that allows setting the thumbnail size fo such images.

    Best regards,
    Anton

    Thread Starter fritserasmus

    (@fritserasmus)

    Thank you Anton,

    That helped me quite a lot to get back on track

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