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No Prob…Do you happen to have a demo site on a version prior to the 2.02 upgrade? I will open a new topic if I can nail down the issue. Thanks!

Yeah it is a little similar to that…The funny thing is I was questioning my sanity because I couldn’t remember if before the update my images were skewed like that…but if you look at the original spun printshot image on Caroline’s Spun page (https://carolinethemes.com/2012/11/04/spun/), the images are not skewed, so I know it’s a minor issue with the new version…but again, not horrible, but noticeable…actually my images also look a little more severely stretched than the demo site, but I think it’s due to the differing image dimensions themselves. Would be great to get to the bottom of that stretching/skewing issue though, because I saw at least one other post that you replied to with a similar result :). Thanks!

OK, yeah so derp alert…apparently clearing the cache did work…also some of the images appear to be stretched or skewed a bit…not the end of the world.

@esmi – ok, thanks for the heads up…I thought typically when a forum topic says [resolved], that means there is a solution to the problem (which in turn should also be posted). Now, I understand not every solution to a problem will be the same, but it is also considered impolite to not share the solution on a post that is [resolved]. But I do appreciate you responding in a timely manner. I will create a new topic.

Hi – I am having the same issue – can you pls tell me how this was resolved? Thanks!

Thx again unixgolf: I don’t think you are actually looking at the issue. If you go to the template pixeled ( I provided the link) open the example posted. Then try to click the rss feed image button (on that specific template). I am pretty sure it’s a bug because it was not mentioed in the WordPress feeds you posted. anyway, Thanks,
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OH, I just realized I may have posted this under the wrong category: this bug was for a specific template “pixeled”: Here is a link should Pixeled

Hmm, yeah, I was affraid of that…but still that does not work for me if I use IE7 as my feed reader. Take the “rss feed for this topic” link…why does that NOT have the phrase “feed:” in it then? I am thinking maybe if you add “feed:” the intention is to automatically subscribe to the feed, whereas w/out “feed:” it gives you the feed page w/ the option to subscribe, is this correct? I just want to know HOW “feed” works if I add it back…Thanks – looking forward to the response unixgolf ??