nathanjrb

Hello,

I have now abandoned .SVG entirely. It’s a great method and I’m sure I’ll use it again in the future, but I don’t think it’s the right avenue for this particular file. I’ve tweaked my .PNG files and played around with the sizing in CSS to get a result I am now happy with.

Thanks all the same.

Nathan

I think I may be experiencing a similar issue as a previous poster.

The file I am using is made up of a .PSD file containing rasterized images that I dropped into Illustrator to export as an .SVG file to overcome my issues with compression and sharpness. ??

Thanks for the reply. When you say you can’t see any issues – can you see the logo at all? It seems to be temperamental as to whether or not it appears. The filesize is very low, however.

My knowledge of CSS is extremely basic so I will have to do some research on how to set the attributes. Thanks!

I used the re-generate thumbnail plugin and it seems to have worked – the only problem is that they take slightly longer to load now, but I guess I can live with that. Thanks for your help.

Also they still appear to be a bit low quality and blurry ??

The images are fine when you are viewing the post itself.

OK,

So I un-ticked the “Hover effect in Portfolio” and it fixed it, although now I’m not sure what that ever did in the first place?!