Why is wordpress cropping the horizontal images?

Discussion in 'WordPress' started by kevs, Jun 12, 2012.

  1. #1
    I made some images to post 800 pixels on either side. The verticals look fine and full frame. But wordpress seems to shrink or crop the horizontals. Anythng I can do. I'm pretty new, I'm using template, think it was called 11 20 or something like that. thanks!
     
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    #2
    Could you please give us a link to your site?

    You can set dimensions of uploaded images on this page: example.com/wp-admin/options-media.php
     
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    kevs Active Member

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    thanks, just did some test and deleted them. Maybe I'll send you a PM.

    Did not understand your post -- example....
     
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    #4
    example.com = your domain where you have WP installed. Proceed to page wp-admin/options-media.phpif you want to set options for resizing images.
     
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    kevs Active Member

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    thanks I, not sure where the url for my domaine ends -- to have a navigation in dashboard for that?
    But really, such hassle, I've already sized in photoshop. Just sent you PM, hopefully we can crack this offline. much easier.
     
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    Dashboard → Settings → Media
     
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    Ok, got it, changed dimensions all around to a larger 1024, but just did test and it still crops everything to look small on the blog. I'll PM you the actual page Wednesday after I do my first real post with a horizontal.
     
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    #8
    may be your theme doing that, check your theme options,
    or post your url here, so that we can see it.
     
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    I read your e-mail kevs and it seems that your WordPress is creating thumbnails for images that are too large (you can set these options in Setings → Media).

    If you do not want any thumbnails to be created, put zeros instead of every dimension you have there. When you are adding an image to a post via the editor you can choose to display the image in its full dimensions or as a thumbnail.

    canvas.png

    I personally do not insert larger images in posts in their full size because loading the page takes more time then. When an image has larger width than a defined value for thumbnails, a thumnail is created and I always put there a link to the original version of the image.
     
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    I, I did not choose a thumbnail. I always choose full size! I'm just drained wiped out here.....

    I see many photographers posting full size huge image, no slowness...

    Also, I posted a link and it's not live. It just sits there not clickable.

    This word press is so clunky, so cumbersome, just boggles the mind.
     
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    Well, when I click on the image on the page you sent to me, I get a page with a larger version of the image. It works for me.

    I looked into your CSS code and you have there this:

    
    .entry-content img, .comment-content img, .widget img {     [B]max-width: 97.5%[/B]; /* Fluid images for posts, comments, and widgets */ }
    Code (markup):
    Delete this (end everything else where this max-width is used) and images should be displayed in their full size. But I am warning you, they may not look nice that way (that max-width setting is there to keep large images in the template column).
     
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    Ok, I, bit draining to deal with online here. I'll try offline. Don't even know where that code it, and don't want to be so encumbered in future for every post
     
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    You can find the file here: Appearance → Editor (theme Twentyeleven) → style.css

    Use Ctrl + F to find the max-width value and delete the code.
     
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    I, way to draining, will have to do that every post? just sent email offline.
     
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