Left column image lo-res

Hi there,

Can you give me a link so I can see the problem live?

https://www.lavictrola2016.com/donations/donate-to-build-la-victrola/

tx!

I am using paid Customizr theme

OK, in essence you have a couple options:

1) Upload a larger image for use there
2) Disable the Sidebar completely and instead use the “Display Content” option and set it to “Yes, display content above the form fields” and add whatever size image you like there.

I’m going to dig into our template a little deeper soon to see if there’s a useful filter for sizing that image a bit more exactly, but those are decent options out of the box.

Let me know if you have further questions.

Thanks Matt. As I said, I have a 444 wide image already loaded, and have tried to load it several different ways (via featured image dialog and general image library dialogue), and that is the width of the column (445 actually). But, the image it chooses to show is my 444 image truncated to 222, and then blown up again. You can see this in the name of the image file:

<img width="222" height="300" src="https://www.lavictrola2016.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/step-van-color-222x300.gif" class="attachment-give_form_single wp-post-image" alt="step-van-color" title="step-van-color">

So…no matter the size of the original image, it seems to shrink it to 222 then blow it up again.

And, I would much rather put the image to left not above the donation fields.

If you’d prefer it to be that width you can use this custom CSS to force that back:

[id*=give-form] div.images img {
    width: auto;
}

And if you wanted to adjust the sidebar and content width you can do this as well:

[id*=give-form] div.summary {
    width: 78%;
}
[id*=give-form] div#give-sidebar-left {
    width: 20%;
}

If you need assistance adding custom CSS to your site we have this tutorial available: https://givewp.com/documentation/resources/handling-custom-css-in-wordpress/

Let me know how that goes.