flizzywp

Thanks for the link, but you are aware that the (Github) link you posted says that Google Fonts are in no way GDPR compliant? I am confused because in your post you imply that there would be no problem.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by flizzywp.

Thanks for your answer. Actually I have no idea what menu order is or what it refers to. My pages are sub pages of another page, but they are not in a menu. There is also nothing to drag and drop.
Is there no way to show only 1-9 and then 11-19 in the next tag?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by flizzywp.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by flizzywp.

Thank you for clarifying that. Do you also know if it is enough to disclose ALL cookies with only ONE notification? Or are there different types of cookies that require their very own disclosure?

So is there a solution for this? Can I filter for 1-9 in a tag and then show 10-19 in the next tag? Anything like that?

Thank you very much!

Sorry, I did not have the intention to look like a spammer. Thanks for removing.

This is so weird. I am sure everything was bigger and that I had 1 less column in my editor. I even screenshotted the featured image to meassure it so I don’t make the image files too big. And now everything is much smaller.
This means I had it zoomed in all the time without noticing.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by flizzywp.

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This is what I mean. If the zoom was at 100%, the image in the new tab should have the same size as the embeded image.

Thanks for your quick response and sorry for my delay. Yes, I tested it on another computer and the same problem there. You can see it if you open one of my featured images in a new tab and compare the size with the embeded image. It should have the same size, but it is bigger in the tab.
If it should not be the same size then this would mean I had my WordPress on 110% zoom all the time and actually see it correct now. But this seems weird to me.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by flizzywp.
• This reply was modified 7 years ago by flizzywp.

Actually it’s also zoomed out on Firefox, so it’s on WordPress’ site.

Yes, also in incognito mode! It’s very weird. I also have no site specific zooming settings in my Chrome settings.

Damn. It’s impossible to get help for such a specific question in the Google forums.

Thank you, but it didn’t work. I don’t know how this is possible.
I am also 100% sure it’s zoomed out because I can compare the image sizes with the images on the PC. They layout width is not changed.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by flizzywp.

Thanks for the tip with Chrome! That’s very helpful. So the thumbnails seem to be correct. So when I want to put an image into my post, it’s just a matter of how big I want to display it, right?

I come from Android development and there image sizes and device memory are a pretty big deal, but I guess on PCs with good internet connections it doesn’t matter as much if the image is unnecessarily big?

Ok Amazon support told me it is not allowed to modify the banners. However, I also know that they copy paste standard answers without reading the actual question fully, so I am not 100% sure. However, best approach is probably to leave it as it is.