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I am wondering if using a thumbnail resize plugin might be the answer. (https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/196646/wordpress-gallery-thumbnail-images-look-blurry). There are plugins like “Easy Thumbnail Sizes” that can help change length and width of images and also help crop them. Cropping might be the main thing to you have to do. You may have to cut some detail out of your images but they’d be more likely to look less blurry because they wouldn’t be as stretched.
Hi Methee,
I noticed that happening with some of my own images. Whenever you add images using the “Add Media” button, Word Press will add some CSS style classes as part of the html. Whenever you are editing a page, you can use one of two tabbed views, “visual” or “text.” They are in the upper right hand corner of the editing space. In html, your images will have the “<img” tag in the beginning, and then it will have a piece that says something like this: “class=”alignnone size-medium wp-image-195” Your image might have something that says “size-small” or “size-full” or even “size-medium.” Either way, I think it will be that part that you should erase. CSS styling can control image size but it can’t always control how much of the image’s integrity will be lost. I would try this out, for now. If you need to manually control an image’s size, you can change the numbers in the width=”” and height=”” parts of the <img tag.