Hi,

I'm getting a problem with image sizes in my articles in that the images embedded in the articles are varying in size. I discovered this when using my "innovative" featured page idea using tags (ahem) in that using the tagged articles list, the article displayed correctly but using the category list it doesn't ... the image is huge.

Here are some screenshots:

In Editor:


Tagged List:


Category List:


Have a look at the front page of my my website ( An Aspiring Author's Journey ) and you'll see what I mean ... those images should be much, much smaller.

Any idea why?

Thx

James

Hello James,

In the link you sent us, the image is appearing as it should.
Since this is not a K2 image you can specify the exact width in the editor.

Hi Krikor,

Krikor wrote: In the link you sent us, the image is appearing as it should.
Since this is not a K2 image you can specify the exact width in the editor.

Sorry, I was mucking about with the site attempting to solve the problem.

It's definitely still doing it ... it's on the "News and Progress" menu whereas it's fine under "Writing" and on the "Home" page.

Thx

James

Hello,

This is actually a template issue. Check this screenshot ->
imgur.com/a/Ak7W8
I removed line 268, and the width was set to the normal width.

However this is an issue which should be addressed to the template's developer since it will affect updating the template.

Hi Krikor,

Krikor wrote: This is actually a template issue. Check this screenshot ->
imgur.com/a/Ak7W8
I removed line 268, and the width was set to the normal width.

Without trying to make me look really stuopid, I can find the line ...

... but I can't find ...

What CSS file was it in (I was never all that good with CSS)?

Krikor wrote: However this is an issue which should be addressed to the template's developer since it will affect updating the template.

Will do but I need to understand how to correct it first.

James

In the screenshot the stylesheet you need to edit is mentioned (jsn_ext_k2.css).

Brilliant!

Thx and sorry for being such a dummy.

James

You 're welcome James.
Btw nobody was born knowing web development, so don't call yourself a dummy :)