image no longer stretches from v1.15.5

Hi Kevin

Thanks for reaching out and rolling back. We’re working on this problem today. We’ll release an update as soon as possible.

Thanks again ??

Hi Kevin, do you perhaps have a link available for the page in question. I just want to make sure we have your use case covered.

Hi Andrew

https://raisingnoise.co.uk/

The top banner is a row with a layout of full width stretched

The image is set to cover in design.

When I updated the plugin the image just went to normal size without covering the row. I tried all the different settings in the image design section.

Obviously you know this but you can not just overwrite the plugin with the older version because your css version control does not change and keeps the new css with display:flex as the active one. You have to uninstall the plugin and then re-install the older version. I guess you cache it somewhere.

I guess I could use the customize to do some custom css but it would be nice for the plugin to go back to dealing with it.

Thanks

Thanks for the details. I haven’t been able to recreate this problem yet. I have a SiteOrgin Image widget inserted into a Full Width Stretched row and the image is full width. If the problem persists after the 1.15.6 update, please let us know, I’ll then take a look ASAP and hopefully resolve from there.

I have the same problem. Reverted back to 1.15.4

Hi Lawrie

The main issue with the 1.15.5 update is images incorrectly stretching vertically. The issue Kevin is describing is a bit different. Which issue did you experience?

We’ll have an update to resolve this evening.

Hi Andrew
The top banner text and logo have been squished and a white bar has appeared below it.
I have updated to 1.15.5 again so you can see it. Please let me know when you have so I can revert back again until an update is avaiable.
https://stlaurencelodge.org.uk/
Thanks

Thanks. If you’d like to try the following in Customize > Additional CSS or the Custom CSS location of your choosing:

.sow-image-container {
	align-items: flex-start !important;
}

You might be able to avoid rolling back. You can remove this snippet after the next update.

Yes, that worked.
Thanks Andrew.

I had the same problem. None of the images were responsive after the update. The CSS code provided above did resolve the problem.

I went with

.sow-image-container {
display:block !important;
}

in the customizer and it sorted my problem

That’ll do the trick Kevin, you can remove after the next update.

Tableauxadmin, glad to hear you’ve made progress. You can remove the snippet after the next update.