goodduck

i fixed the problem. i removed the code, deactivated the plug in and started from scratch. it allowed me to save changes.

here is another example:

https://expokinetic.com/?p=139

container is set to .content.column-1

break points: 640x, 990x, 991x, 992x, 1000x, 1001x, 1010x, 1024x, 1247x

viewing this on a 1024 screen it is selecting 1000x as the break point and jamming the 1000px into 991px. i cant seem to understand why it picks 1000 as opposed to 1001 or 991 for that matter.

I have tried a few different containers and the same thing happens.

my container is set to:

.wp-caption

thank you for the help with this

thanks. this is a live example.

my break points will be 991 and 1247 ideally but in this example i have 991, 992, and 1247. I am on a 1024 wide screen and it should load the 991. instead it loads the 992 and jams it into a 991 space.

https://expokinetic.com/?p=131

i am using the plug in to allow people with larger monitors to see a larger version of the image. i guess this plug in is more for adapting to smaller screens not larger ones if that makes sense?

example: i have a break point at 988, 989, 990, 991 (break points would be different in final version but im using those to understand what it is doing)

i want it to load 989

instead it does this:

view image info: “990px × 649px (scaled to 989px × 648px)”