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I resolved this myself. Here’s the fix for anyone else with the same problem.

Yoast SEO > Titles & Metas > General > check Force rewrite titles

I resolved this myself. Here’s the fix for anyone else with the same problem.

Yoast SEO > Titles & Metas > General > check Force rewrite titles

Anyone??

Thanks WPyogi

Ah, thanks. It just looked smaller to me. Strange how one word can appear smaller than others sometimes :]

I have a similar problem, so I have added to this post, which I hope is okay. I am making a simple website for someone using the Yoko theme, which has worked out okay except for the spacing at the bottom of the pages. The main content and each widgeted section finish with a default grey line – which is fine, however there is then a sizeable gap to teh footer area.

See the testing site: https://www.simonredux.com/testing

I wondered if it is possible to remove some of this area??

Ideally I would like to keep the widget areas as they are, but remove the grey lines at the end of each main content section on pages; WELCOME, TESTIMONIALS, CONTACT, while reducing the space to the footer area.

I am pretty clueless about php so any advice would be really welcome!

No one has had this issue I guess…If that is not possible, is it at least possible to have all @ \\\’replies\\\’ and # \\\’hashtags\\\’ display on the same line as the original tweet? For some reason using my theme (F8 Lite) it breaks every part of the tweet into different lines.

Thanks if you can at least offer some advice here.

Baah! How does anyone get anything done from this Forum?

There is no support form I can contact a developer with? The only page I can find is in the plugin directory here.

And my post here does not seem to garner any replies or even general advice…

There is an editor for the Wickett Twitter Widget, I can see that.

Can I add in some code that will give me a JPG image of the Twitter icon or Twitter bird – that is inserted into every tweet within the ‘Text to display between tweet and timestamp:_______’

Is that possible? Someone? Anyone? Thanks.

PS – I tried inserting the <img src> tag to try and pull in an image into the field – did not work.

Anyone?

Heeeelpp!

How do I setup the code correctly for Tweet Blender? Anyone?

cprofilet85 – thank you, actually this helps for 2 of my post thumbnail images, but not for the iphone 4 image. really bizarre.

graphpaper press were good enough to get back to me with this link: https://demo.graphpaperpress.com/f8-lite/wp-content/themes/f8-lite/instructions.html which pretty much is as your post.

I downloaded the regenerate thumbnail plugins and have activated it on these 3 images, 2 of which took hold, however every time I try to crop the thumbnail for the iphone image, as soon as I apply the change it defaults from my selected crop – to the full size image….basically it won’t let me crop it! :/

Sometimes I think it might be worth learning to hand code, just to have full control! It would probably only take marginally longer than tinkering with themes that don’t do what it says on the tin.

Thanks for your post though ??

Another user had suggested this workaround:

1) Check that your thumbnail images are 310x150px in size, or are of a size that will squeeze to those dimensions in proportion, ie 620x300px – the thumbnails need to be this size to work.

On my page https://www.simonredux.com/ I posted a blog about the WWD conference, I used an image of the iPhone 4, and created the thumbnail image to *exactly* 310x150px, when I cropped in the media library tool, it looked great, I saved it…hoping this would be it, went back to my home page and what happened? A stretched version! 100×48 in size.

Do the theme makers ever respond in these forums?

Man this is frustrating, the people that produce the F8 Lite theme do not offer any type of unpaid support, and this forum seems very light, in terms of active problem solvers. I’m dumfounded. Does anyone else have the problem of thumbnail images on posts, being horiontally stretched when displaying on the front page?? Why would they make the code do this?

I have 2 posts on the front page of https://www.simonredux.com/

Thanks Donald, I had done that. Doesn’t make any difference. If i crop the image and select all three options when in the Media > Library.

(There in the Thumbnail settings there is a choice of ‘All image sizes’, ‘Thumbnail’, and ‘All sizes except thumbnail’.

None of these selections, or the ensuing crop itself make any difference to the home page display of the image – this theme still introduces artificial stretching. It is pretty frustrating spending time creating a page – only for a really unpleasant code to ruin it. This is a visual theme, you would expect there to be some ability to control the stretch.

Looks like I’ll have to scratch this theme and find another, unless there is a way to show a image that hasn’t had it’s pixels stretched. Thanks.

Anyone?