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I would like to keep the max-width at 30% (with image scaling) AND I would like to add a max-height that crops the image if it is bigger than that max-height

Right now, I have:

.blog-small .wp-post-image {
float: right;
height: 175px;
max-width: 30%;
margin: 0 0 3% 3%;
}

But, this distorts the image.

perhaps those are two separate functions and it would be best to stick with a max height.

.blog-small .wp-post-image {
float: right;
height: 175px;
width: auto;
margin: 0 0 3% 3%;
}

Unfortunately, this doesn’t set any limitations on the width.

I can understand making the images square for new posts in the future, but I have a ton of content I don’t want to edit and then upload again.

so, can you also set a max height without it scrunching up the image? I tried to do a max height percentage, but I’m not sure that makes sense. The images I have that are landscape are fine and scale really well, but images I have as featured images that are portrait make the overall “small post” longer and adds a lot of white space.

The system already creates thumbnails. Is it possible to set square/cropped dimensions for the featured post image?

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Oh! I found it. I has scroll infinitely selected. I do, however, now have an “older posts” button that shows up that I would like to get rid of…

which file spits out as the event form shortcode? That was the part I was having difficulty with. I’m guessing there is no one file and it rather calls a bunch of different ones, but which should I be looking for?

what would the css styling look like to hide an area of the event submission form?