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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: H1 post titles displaying at different sizesMy English isn’t that bad but I’m not quite sure if I can explain the resolution properly. I’ll try:
Yes, there’s always just the h1-tag used, because in the stylesheet they use the id and classes of some divs to address the h1-tag in it. I can give you an example:
If you click on the “News” category and then on the first entry the h1 there lies within the div with the id pageHead. So in the stylesheet you have to look for this:
#pageHead h1 {
[…]
}So what you should do is firstly find out what heading lies where, you can look it up in the source code, or I would recommend the plugin “Firebug” for Firefox. You can simply analyze every element and see what css is attached to it. Then you can change the css as you please.
Hope that helped a bit. If not I’m sure somebody else can explain it better 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image colors changing on resizeWell, my problem has been solved. I read the answer many times before but somehow I thought I wasn’t affected by that.
Anyhow the key to problems with the color is the image color space. If you shoot your pictures in RAW you’ll get images with the AdobeRGB color space. But the standard color space from most browsers is sRGB. So you have to convert your AdobeRBG image into a sRGB image.If you use Photoshop it’s simple. You just have to go to Edit » Convert to Profile und choose it from the list if it isn’t already chosen – that’s all.
Newer Photoshop versions also show an alert if you open the image and ask if you want to change the color space. But I guess it’s best if you first treat your image and then change the color space, because the AdobeRGB has more colors available.
So it’d be best if you really check if your images have the right color space. Good luck!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image colors changing on resizeHey,
I got the same problem and posted an entry here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/uploaded-images-change-colors?replies=2Maybe someone finds or has an answere to this.
@shaun Brown
What plugin could I use to fix this? Because using a plugin would at least be an better option than resizing all images and upload them again and also I would have to upload them again in another size if I have a wider content any time soon. So if you know a plugin it would be very helpful 🙂Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploaded images change colorsI do have exactly the same problem and search for an answere but I couldn’t find one since.
Here’s my story:
Until a week ago I used to include a picture on top of every entry via custom fields. Then I began to use the post thumbnail function from wordpress. So I changed every entry and didn’t use the custom fields anymore. It worked out pretty well, the colors were and still are all right. I also posted a new entry using the thumbnail function – but with the next entry everything went wrong. The pictures now look old and dead and do not have much saturation. If I click on the image in the entry it opens the fullview image and everything is alright. Or it also works if I include the image via html (But I really don’t want to keep doing so). Here you can see the difference:
http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/5332/screenshotar.jpgI’ve also tried to resize the images exactly the size it has to be so wordpress doesn’t have to make it smaller. And that works, but I don’t want to resize it because if I change the layout and need a bigger image I would have to upload all of them again. And of course my images are saved as RGB images.
So here are my questions, hoping someone can answere them:
Why does WordPress do that at all?
Does anyone have experienced this and found a way to change it?
And why do the pictures that were already uploaded all have their normal colors but the new uploaded ones do not?
