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You can mark this one as resolved or delete it. Until about 15 minutes after updating WordPress I didn’t get a notification to update VFB as well. The forms are visible again now.

Fixed it! It’s actually pretty easy once you know where to look. So, for other people looking for this answer:

First, adapt the images sizes in the functions.php file to the dimensions that you want them to be. In my case:

add_image_size( ‘portfolio_masonry_regular’, 790, 526, true );
add_image_size( ‘portfolio_masonry_tall’, 790, 1052, true );
add_image_size( ‘portfolio_masonry_large’, 1579, 1052, true );

Then, rebuild the thumbnails with a plugin (downloadable for free from WordPress, I use “Regenerate Thumbnails”.

Now, if you still have an issue with your rebuilt thumbnails being stretched, this probably because the js is forcing it to be a certain height even though the width is a percentage. So, open the stylesheet.min.css file and look for the “.projects_masonry_holder .image_holder img” class and add !important to the height:auto line. This way, the auto height won’t be overridden by other things.

Hope this provides a quick answer to someone, I’ve been searching for it for two weeks, haha.

Fixed it! It’s actually pretty easy once you know where to look. So, for other people looking for this answer:

First, adapt the images sizes in the functions.php file to the dimensions that you want them to be. In my case:

add_image_size( 'portfolio_masonry_regular', 790, 526, true );
add_image_size( 'portfolio_masonry_tall', 790, 1052, true );
add_image_size( 'portfolio_masonry_large', 1579, 1052, true );

Then, rebuild the thumbnails with a plugin (downloadable for free from WordPress, I use “Regenerate Thumbnails”.

Now, if you still have an issue with your rebuilt thumbnails being stretched, this probably because the js is forcing it to be a certain height even though the width is a percentage. So, open the stylesheet.min.css file and look for the .projects_masonry_holder .image_holder img class and add !important to the height:auto line. This way, the auto height won’t be overridden by other things.

Hope this gives a quick answer to someone that needs it. I’ve been looking for it for two weeks, haha.

I did contact the theme support, but they refused to help me because it’s not included with their default features. That’s why I was including as much code as I thought was relevant and hoping that someone knew how to solve the issue.