• Resolved raph7433

    (@raph7433)


    Hello,

    Congrats to the developpers for this amazing plugin πŸ™‚

    Everything works fine but i have just a simple issue : when i upload a image, 10 mega, high resolution, the image once uploaded is 500ko and low resolution. So to sum up, i can’t manage to have high resolution image on my slide. It seems that there is something like a auto size i don’t know. There must be something i can change because i assume that nobody wants to have low resolution image on his slider, even if it makes the page load quicker. What did i miss ?

    The site is private, sorry i can’t share any url or screen…

    Thx a lot

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  • Ramona

    (@nextend_ramona)

    Hi @raph7433

    Does this problem happen when you upload the image through the WordPress Media Library?
    Since WordPress 5.3 WordPress itself resizes the image to 2560px if you try to upload a larger image:

    Introducing handling of big images in WordPress 5.3


    You can turn this off using their suggested code:
    add_filter( 'big_image_size_threshold', '__return_false' );
    or this plugin should do that as well:
    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/disable-big-image-threshold/

    Or do you see the image in the correct resolution if you check it in the Media Library? Do you perhaps have the Resize enabled at Slider settings > Optimize tab: https://smartslider.helpscoutdocs.com/article/1801-slider-settings-optimize#slide-background-images
    Maybe you’ll need that turned off.

    On a sidenote, I recommend avoiding using 10MB images on your site, it will drastically slow down your site and can negatively affect the user experience.

    Thread Starter raph7433

    (@raph7433)

    Hello,

    Thx for your quick answer ! Yes, i see the new weight of the image (about 500ko, instead of 10meg) in the media library just 1 seconde after it is uploader in the media library. So this is not related to Smart Slider, but more to wordpress ?

    Thx a lot

    Plugin Support Gabor

    (@nextendweb_gabor)

    Hi @raph7433!

    Yes, in this case the problem won’t be related to our plugin, but either to WordPress or to another plugin. I suggest using Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin in a similar way you see here:
    https://smartslider.helpscoutdocs.com/article/2006-how-to-use-health-check-troubleshooting-plugin
    to just turn off all your plugins. If the problem still happens that way, you have confirmed that this is a WordPress given behavior and you could try to follow Ramona’s suggestion to resolve it. If the problem won’t happen while all your plugins are being turned off, you can turn them back on one-by-one, or a couple together to narrow down where the issue comes from.

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