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Thanks for the heads up!! A patch will be released tonight

Yup! only the actual img tag is adjusted, everything else remains the same.

you can also deque picturefill if you’d like

Hey Matt, I’d encourage you to raise an issue here -https://github.com/scottjehl/picturefill

Hey matt, if I understand you correctly, this is already what you’re getting with the srcset attribute. If you want up to 4x support, all you need to do is ensure that those image sizes are predefined, and upload an image that is large enough. The plugin will handle the sizes inclusion, and because srcset is being used, the browser will pick the best image for the current screen resolution

Thanks! I’m creating an issue in Github with this thread. This will definitely be in our next release

The plugin should work fine even with the width and height attributes. Check your developer tools network inspector when resizing the browser. You should see extra image requests going through. This plugin is only there to add the srcset attribute. We’d like to leave the rest of the wordpress image markup unaltered

No problem!

No, that function exists on a version we haven’t yet released. How did you download this plugin? Also, Does the error reference a file name / line number?

Sorry about that, simple svn directory issue. All is fixed now!

Hey Arvid, is there a URL I can visit your site at? Also, what version of WordPress are you using?

since it uses the default image sizes that wordpress creates with every upload, adding previously uploaded images to your content will still be supported

Hey Shapeshifter 3 sorry for the confusion! You will always get responsive images. The difference here is the amount of sizes included in the srcset attribute. Previously we were adding a few more predefined sizes, but we decided that could be potentially harmful for certain users server performance and storage options. Since WordPress already includes 3 sizes, we thought it best to just include those. If your theme adds additional sizes, those will be added as well.

Hey all, this plugin works for new images going forward. It’s backwards compatible in that you can use it with older images in your library, but it won’t convert the old image tags for you

Hey, thanks for the review! I can tell you that it is definitely safe to use this plugin now, as we’re working with the wordpress core team on this. The plan is to eventually merge into core where responsive images will be the default option. When that time comes, the implementation will not be very different from this plugin. That is our top goal. I wholeheartedly recommend using this plugin for responsive images if you’re concerned with conflicts / future wordpress versions and implimentations.