whims1231

Hi Johnathan,
Here’s a link to a post where it’s happening:
http://www.apexautosports.com/2000/testing-it/
I changed the date to really old so it doesn’t show up in my recent blog while we look at it.

I have tested out turning the plugins off to see if it changed anything and unfortunately it doesn’t. I even switched to the twenty fourteen theme or which ever is current and tested a new post and it still does it. Getting really frustrated.

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This is what the theme support guy just said to me if you care lol:

It’s wordpress that resize and generates sizes based on registered sizes by add_image_size(). X dynamically compute your image sizes based on your layout size (and it’s uses the max size). For example, if your inside layout size 980px, then X will deduct spaces, and etc. from it and the resulting value will be registered as your image size. So your resulting image size will be like 800px or so.

Now that it’s registered, wordpress will generate images according to that. You may ask why layout size? and why 800px? It’s because in responsive layout, the columns and sidebars tend to collapse and becomes one column so it’s best if your image can maintain quality on both columnized and full width layout. And 800px is not that big, it’s almost same size as tablets and mobiles. If your 800px is still too big, then compression while maintaining quality is a must. Pixel size is still different from image file size, it is image file size that contribute bigger to loading performance.

Please note that regenerate your images every time you change your layout, or there are new added image size. You should install Force regenerate thumbnails plugin and use it. add_image_size() will not resize your existing images.

X registered the size in the name of entry, entry-cropped, entry-fullwidth, entry-cropped-fullwidth. And by checking your site, it’s correctly picking the registered size entry-cropped. But the actual generated image isn’t being picked. Thus, image regeneration is required.

<img width=”709″ height=”473″ src=”http://www.apexautosports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/IMG_26951.jpg&#8221; class=”attachment-entry-cropped wp-post-image” alt=”IMG_2695″>
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So I’m gathering from what he said that it’s picking the correct image file that should be 847wide but displaying the picture that’s 709 wide?

Thanks for your help Johnathan!