I can not reconstruct your issue with the link you provided. I tested in Firefox and Chrome. The blur effect is part of the themes design and is visible while loading the images.
Hi Martin,
I’ve written the steps below to reproduce the issue. Make sure you are viewing the plugin on the sidebar of your browser window.
Step 1: Open the link. (Observe the plugin feature on right sidebar)
Step 2: Right click ==> “Inspect” (Chrome) or Simply resize your browser window (double click on “tab bar”)
Step 3: Close the “Inspect Tab” or resize to full screen (Double click again)
Step 4: Look at the change in the plugin.
Hope this helps you!
Regards
Ganaraj Savant
I did the steps you listed and saw the effect. Switching the browser window size adds a CSS statement to each image in the list for scaling the images up to the full column width. And a NOSCRIPT element with an invisible, alternative image reference is also added to each image.
That is not the behaviour of the plugin. You can try to reproduce that effect with another theme. I strongly suggest it will not appear in another theme, and the effect of stretched images is a function of your website’s current theme.
