Images wider than post

Looking at the pages some of your images have a width attribute of 500 and some 700.

<img border="0" width="500" height="" alt="" src="https://www.wetherillssayido.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/chilis-packaging.jpg" data-jpibfi-indexer="1" class="">

<img border="0" width="700" height="682" alt="" src="https://www.wetherillssayido.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/pepper-jack-mac2.jpg" class="aligncenter" data-jpibfi-indexer="2">

If there’s just a few extra wide images I’d suggest manually editing those.

Here’s a related question that might help

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/images-are-larger-than-max-width?replies=10

I noticed all the odd coding that came through on the images. Any idea why it imported on some, but not others?

Also, the widths in the code aren’t controlling the images. they are displaying 1000+

Also, I have already tried both the suggestions in that support topic.

Images display properly in chrome, but that is all.

Normally, the images transfer over to display as “medium” size. These images didn’t adopt a size. Even when you click the edit button in WP visual editor, it does not give option to change size.

Since the image does not have a set WP size, regenerate thumbnails does not work.

Ah yes, I measured the widths and they are over 1000px. Looking at the raw image size is 1024 width and the style from your theme is .img width:auto. I disabled that in Firebug and the image reverted back to 700 wide.

I’m not really a CSS expert but perhaps a max-width: 100% might work?

>I noticed all the odd coding that came through on the images. >Any idea why it imported on some, but not others?
It’s all going through the same process so I’d expect the results to be consistent.

Alternatively if you look in the folders you can see the filenames and adjust the src to point to the desired image size.

An extreme solution might be to edit the post and re-add the images.

It was the css! Interesting.

Although, I’m still not sure why some images imported with coding… oh well. thanks for looking into it for me!