If this information helps you: this happens only when you first visit the page with the table. When hitting Refresh 1 time, all images will have proper max-width (but still set automatically)
Hello!
Please provide me link to the page with table and detailed description about dimensions, which you have specified for images. I will check what is wrong.
Example Page would be http://www.lautsprecher-tests.de/lautsprecher-vergleich/. All Images have set a <img style=”max-width:160px”> and no width. Still all of the images get a random max-width at the first pageload and a width of 100%. If I try to overwrite the width, it doesn t work either.
It only seems to happen at first load within current firefox version 44.0.2. As for my current test, internet explorer 11 doesn t seem to have this problem.
Hello!
I tried to check you tables on different browsers but I cannot reproduce the issue. I can see only thе problem with this image on Firefox at first load – http://prntscr.com/aaqi51 – Is this the problem which you are talking about?
All other images are displayed correctly.
Perhaps you can make screenshots, and provide more detailed description. Then I will be happy to help you.
That’s exactly the issue I was talking about and the image where it is most obvious, but the other images are affected aswell. If you take a look into the browser’s code inspector, you will see that this image has a max-width: 134px and width: 100%, although I only set the max-width to be 160px.
<a ...><div style="margin-top:5px"><img style="max-width:160px" src="..." ></div></a>
All other images seem to be displayed correctly, but for real they also have those random max-widths and 100% width and not 160px as they should have. So these values are somehow generated through the plugin. Only after Page reload it is back to correct widths.
I tried to find the code inside the plugin files which sets the widths for inserted images but failed, maybe you can help me out there.
In the meantime at least I could find a workaround to resolve this firefox-issue for the moment. I had to create a new CSS rule to overrule the wrong widths from the plugin:
#supsystic-table-5 img {
width: auto !important;
max-width:160px !important;
}
I don’t like this solution but it helps. But please take a look into the problem or give me a hint where I could find the problem inside the plugin files.
Hello!
I gave the issue to our developer. He will try to clarify and fix the problem on next week.
I will inform you about the progress.
Hello!
We tried to reproduce this issue on our test servers – and have no luck with this.
Please contact us through our internal support. We will check what is wrong and will help you to solve the problem.
Hi!
We have released new version of plugin with fixes for you. Please update plugin and check it.
