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In WordPress on the site www.gatewaysonline.org I have noticed that some pictures are being cropped to fit a particular ratio. I want to figure out what is causing this and get it to stop, since my "featured images" do not display properly.
For example, on the page https://www.gatewaysonline.org/chosen-people-chosen-food/ the featured image should look like this:
Instead it is cropped and looks like this:
The theme designer helped me with the CSS code to get the height to match on the homepage, but that is not helping with the underlying problem that the image itself is cut off.
Thank you.
For example, on the page https://www.gatewaysonline.org/chosen-people-chosen-food/ the featured image should look like this:
Instead it is cropped and looks like this:
The theme designer helped me with the CSS code to get the height to match on the homepage, but that is not helping with the underlying problem that the image itself is cut off.
Thank you.
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Lev Seltzer
Looking at the html code, I can see multiple versions of the image are being sent. Are you using any image plugins like smush?
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We have ShortPixel installed, but not Shmush. Full list is below:
- Analytify - Google Analytics Dashboard by Analytify.
- Analytify - Gooogle Analytics Dashboard Widget by Analytify.
- Breadcrumb NavXT by John Havlik.
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- Contact Form 7 by Takayuki Miyoshi.
- FD Footnotes by John Watson.
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- Gravity Forms by Gravity Forms.
- Gravity Forms Email Blacklist by hallme.
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- iThemes Sync by iThemes.
- LayerSlider WP by Kreatura Media.
- Link Checker by Marco Beierer.
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- Minimag Toolkit by Onista Web.
- Plugins List by David Artiss.
- Postmark (Official) by Andrew Yates & Matt Gibbs.
- reCaptcha for WooCommerce by I Thirteen Web Solution.
- Redux by Redux.io + Dovy Paukstys.
- Restore Lost Functionality by David Artiss.
- ShortPixel Image Optimizer by ShortPixel.
- SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle by SiteOrigin.
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- Slider Revolution by ThemePunch.
- Subscribe2 by weMail.
- Super Bundle for WPBakery Page Builder by Gambit Technologies, Inc.
- Ultimate Addons for WPBakery Page Builder by Brainstorm Force.
- WooCommerce by Automattic.
- WooCommerce Admin by WooCommerce.
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- WooCommerce Checkout Field Editor by WooCommerce.
- WooCommerce Menu Cart by Jeremiah Prummer, Ewout Fernhout.
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Hi Lev Seltzer,
By default WordPress generates three image sizes, for thumbnail, medium, and large.
You can stop WordPress from generating default image sizes by visiting Settings » Media in WordPress admin area. There you will see default image sizes predefined by WordPress. You need to set these sizes to 0 which will prevent WordPress from generating default image sizes when you upload a new image.
check this article how you can prevent wordpress from generating image sizes:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-prevent-wordpress-from-generating-image-sizes/
Please let us know if you still need any further support for this matter.
By default WordPress generates three image sizes, for thumbnail, medium, and large.
You can stop WordPress from generating default image sizes by visiting Settings » Media in WordPress admin area. There you will see default image sizes predefined by WordPress. You need to set these sizes to 0 which will prevent WordPress from generating default image sizes when you upload a new image.
check this article how you can prevent wordpress from generating image sizes:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-prevent-wordpress-from-generating-image-sizes/
Please let us know if you still need any further support for this matter.
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Thank you for your help. I have contacted the developer about changing the sizes of the images - or at least turning off the forced cropping.