Hi,
from Wordpress 4.4, photos added to entries should be responsive. Unfortunately, this is not the case on my website. The image shows in wrong proportions, it does not scale. Can I ask for help?
Hello,
Please make sure Responsive option is enabled for Phones and Tablets modes in the Posts tab >> Post image.
Sincerely,
Nettie
Yes, this option is enabled. What else can be done?
Yes, this option is enabled. What else can be done?Hello,
Now I have double-check and see that by default the image should be resized even if the option is off though... Looks like it is something else: please try checking the following options:
- Posts >> Post Image >> WP Media Size should be Featured Image Thumbnail size (Theme Options).
- No fixed size should be set for Post Image and Post Content as well as for the containers they are in (in Themler).
Sincerely,
Nettie
Unfortunately, that doesn't fix the problem, it's still the same. Couldn't you add a line of code to fix the problem?
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