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In reply to: [Meow Lightbox] @2x image sizeJust want to let you know that everything works fine now, thank you.
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In reply to: [Meow Lightbox] @2x image sizeHello Thomas,
strange, do not know what happened, also i can see only one reply from you.
Jordy told me to post the issue here, that is why i did twice, sorry.I try to explain again. I have 2 images each for my galleries, the normal size and the double size (@2x), one for retina displays and one for not retina displays. Everything works fine so far. I have a fixed dimension for my images, e.g. 600 x 600px, which are displayed in exactly that size on non retina displays. On retina displays the correct identical @2x image is displayed, but not in 600 x 600px instead in 1200 x 1200px.
I just want to know if i can display the @2x image half size to get it sharp on 5K displays. I can change the image size in the css file but then it is not centered anymore.Sorry for the confusion.
Yes, exactly, i can make adjustments only for the gallery thumbnails, e.g. all should be displayed with a width of 300px. But the lightbox takes directly the full-size images.
Will take a look at your “Meow Lightbox”.Hi Jordy,
i think my theme is not made for the plugin.
I made an upload of one big image for my gallery, everything is fine, but the large image which opens in a new window is displayed in the original size, which means on non retina displays twice as big as it should be.
I have just installed a child theme and maybe i can modify the default size of the gallery images in the functions.php like this:function custom_et_pb_gallery_image_width () {return 500;} //define your own width value
function custom_et_pb_gallery_image_height () {return 500;} //define your own height valueadd_filter(‘et_pb_gallery_image_width’, ‘custom_et_pb_gallery_image_width’);
add_filter(‘et_pb_gallery_image_height’, ‘custom_et_pb_gallery_image_height’);Let`s see, :_)
Thanks,
i will delete the script today and install WP Retina 2x again, lets see.
If i do not get it running, you soon have a job, π
I do not work with LR.Hi Jordy,
thanks for your reply.
I understand everything right now and will install your plugin these days again.
I tried and installed a script right now which also only works for the “Home” page image where it replaces the embedded image to @2x for retina displays. All other images will also not be replaced. Before i reinstall your plugin i need to know if it necessary to make any changes directly in the wordpress settings “Media” for thumbnails, medium or large size images or should it keep it as it is? I have the default settings there.
But there is another problem, maybe, i can only make the dimension settings in my galleries for the width of the thumbnails, not for the bigger images which will be opened in the new window.Here is a link:
http://www.juergenlechner.de/camera-obscura/First of all a happy new year to everybody.
I tried again and noticed that all images which are embedded in original size will be replaced correctly by the retina images. All other images in my portfolio not. I have different galleries which show a thumbnail first and opens the bigger image in a new window, all these bigger images will be not replaced by the retina images.Hi Jordy,
i deleted all my @2x images, installed the plugin and then uploaded all @2x images again.
The plugin now shows 118 problems of 119 images, only one picture is replaced correctly, all others doesn`t show the @2x image on a retina display. Any idea what i can do?Sorry, another question.
I prepared all my images with a width 500px.
You wrote, upload an original image bigger than 1000px.
I did, 1200px width.
Must the bigger image named as the smaller one with extension@2?
I deleted all existing images for the portfolio and installed your plugin, did not activate it yet.
Should i first upload my smaller images for non retina displays and create my portfolio or
can (should) i upload both at one time?
When the plugin is activated, should i see anything?Best wishes
Thank you Jordy, much appreciated.
Cheers, π