Bizarre that graphics are so difficult to change.

I’m a user, not a developer or a coder. So I tried to edit an existing post with four images. On the editor they looked much larger than they do in the post and had pushed the text into a very tall, thin column. So I resized them. I resized them (from what was originally 300 x 150 pixels) to a size that looked better in the editor. I pressed review and, in the post, they had become minuscule. So the original post page had not changed but the view of it in the editor had. What is the point of that? I read somewhere that Gutenberg is WYSIWYG. It’s not, and it shouldn’t be released until it is. I also read that it is the fault of the theme creators that the editor looks narrow. OK, so don’t release it until all of the theme manufacturers know how to prepare for it. The existing editor is poor, but why replace it with something equally poor for different reasons? Images should be as easy to change as text. Gutenberg is easy to install and delete and those seem to be about the only positives I can find. Be careful www.remarpro.com.

• This topic was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by sbonsell71.