rzv1

Hi!

I’m using Safari on mobile, and on Desktop tried with both Safari and Firefox

Cheers

PS. is it possible to delete this thread?

Wow okay, I finally understand what’s going on: I checked both “Bigger dimension” and “HiDPI” in settings, but this means that even for an iPhone, the images that are served are of dimensions 667px (longest side of iPhone) x2 (hiDPI) = 1334px, which is bigger than the original dimensions, so it’s always serving the original. So yes, unchecking both of those serves the smaller versions (though for my purposes I will re-check hiDPI to render the photographs the best way).

Thanks for your help! Though still hoping for ImageMagick support at some point? ??

PS. Maybe include a note of warning when “bigger dimensions” and/or “hidpi” are checked, and the highest device width is below 1024 or so, that smaller images might never be server?

Hi Takis,

I’m afraid that’s not ideal, because it would create so-called ‘orphan’ images, versions of the original that start to float around on the web without copyright information. Maybe an idea for a future version to add the option to use ImageMagick (if installed)?

Again, the resizing is correct because of CSS –?when I look at the image itself in the HTML it still says “width=1280”, the original width. As for the cache: I’m sure I’m looking in the right directory since before there were files there. Now, nothing is being created when I access the website from my phone or from the Console in Chrome (set to Mobile).

Any other ideas before we talk about access? ??

Hi Takis,

Thanks for your quick reply. Yes the home image is actually missing, I am still fixing this. The cache on the server is also empty, so it seems that previews aren’t generated? I’ve tried emptying the cache from the plugin page but nothing happened yet. The cache folder itself is created again when I access the website from my iPhone, but no images are generated (despite me visiting various pages). Does it have something to do with setting the exact screen widths? Currently I have this comma-separated list of values, corresponding to my CSS @media rules: 992, 768, 544.

Also, I now notice at the debug list that it says “GD library is installed”, but I personally use the ImageMagick library since it keeps the EXIF data in the image, which is important as a photographer (it contains the copyright data). Does AI remove this data when resizing the images?

Thanks again for your help!

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