• Resolved raymondhouston

    (@raymondhouston)


    My blog, Tessellation Nation, is a catalog of geometric patterns.

    To obtain the images useed, I drew the patterns in MS Word, printed them, and then scanned them as jpegs. The images looked fine on my computer at home, and when I printed the blog page.

    When I view the blog on my computer in the office, the images are elongated, and printing the blog page shows a much larger image (a subscriber has also commented on this).

    What happened?? How can I correct this??

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  • The theme is re-scaling the width of your images to 450px. I’d suggest that you either limit your uploaded image widths to 500px or add:

    $GLOBALS['content_width'] = 1100;

    to the top of your theme’s functions.php file immediately after the opening <?php tag.

    Thread Starter raymondhouston

    (@raymondhouston)

    Thank you . . .

    Just a moment ago, I played with editing the image . . . wouldn’t you know it?? When I reduced the size of the image by 60%, the problem went away (even printing the post looked better).

    (I sure wasn’t relishing the idea of re-scanning all my posts to date . . .)

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