• Resolved johnhorning-1

    (@johnhorning-1)


    I uploaded an image that was 700×420. The plugin apparently changed it to 300×180 which is too small. They don’t accept anything smaller than 200×200. Can you help?

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  • I am also having this problem. I loaded an image that is 600 x 337 px (and it shows correct dimensions in the media library), but when I choose that file for the Open Graph plugin Default Image setting, it automatically scales down to 300 x 169. When I upload a new image to the media library that is 400 x 337, your plugin automatically scales it down to 300 x 253.

    So it appears that your plugin in will not allow a Default Image to have a maximum width or height greater than 300, and it scales the longest side down proportionately?

    This is a problem for some social media networks that expect 16:9 images for their preview, or that display the og:image in a larger size. For instance, LinkedIn takes my 300×253 image (which the plugin scaled down from 400×337) and crops the top and bottom to achieve a 16:9 aspect ration AND it scales it up to 518 x 270 (which looks jaggy).

    Is there a way to upload and select images for the Default Image that are larger than 300px in any dimension? Thanks.

    Plugin Author Alex MacArthur

    (@alexmacarthur)

    Thanks for reporting this. I’ll check in on it!

    Plugin Author Alex MacArthur

    (@alexmacarthur)

    Hi, all — @fladd, @johnhorning-1

    I’ve identified the issue and will have a fix pushed up within the next couple of days.

    Thanks for your patience!

    sounds good. thanks!

    Plugin Author Alex MacArthur

    (@alexmacarthur)

    Hi again! Version 3.4.4 should take care of these image resize issues. Thanks again for reporting and apologies for the delay!

    Alex

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