Images suddenly affected by some new unknown overwriting code

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    So everything was fine yesterday. But then today – without me touching anything since having a look yesterday – some code I can’t find is now altering what my images looks like. All my website’s images are being rescaled at 474 max-width. I find this when inspecting the code:

    img[Attributes Style] {
    width: 474px;
    height: 284px; /* (<---- slashed) */
}

    But I can’t find in my CSS and HTML where this is. Moreover, I am trying to overwrite with IDs or style in the image html code or reinserting images with the WordPress platform. It does resizes them but starting from the 474 max-width problem. So for example, I got an image 900 px wide I insert, but by default it now resizes to 474 width. So I explicitly tell the code to make it 900 wide but it stretches it from 474 wide to 900 wide so the image quality is awful.

    The only thing I did yesterday was inserting an Inspectlet JS code I since withdrew, with no change. I also installed and then uninstalled plugins about JS embedding. My WP platform got no update or anything since yesterday.

    So in summary, something started by itself to mess up with my image parameters and I can’t find it in the code or WordPress platform.

    Any cue?

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  • Moderator Steven Stern (sterndata)

    (@sterndata)

    Volunteer Forum Moderator

    Please disable all plugins and change the theme to twentysixteen. If the problem goes away, restore things one at a time until you find what what’s causing the issue.

    Thread Starter evetslefurax

    (@evetslefurax)

    Hehe, it seems that Jetpack is the problem.

    I switched to Twenty-Sixteen, and all images were ok, but switched back to my original theme and all the CSS was gone (got a backup) and still the images were affected by that code setting every image to a width of 474px. So I deactivated each plugin individually and turns out Jetpack changed everything.

    But now without Jetpack I can’t insert back all my CSS because there is no Edit CSS option without it. So I found Tuxedo CSS Editor and inserted the code and it works.

    Many thanks!

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