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  • Plugin Author Nick Haskins

    (@nphaskins)

    hey hey!
    we made some changes as far as waht other items the width is applied too, but we haven’t changed anything that would cause a break.

    What I can say, is that the width is to be entered as 300px or 50%, instead of just 300.

    Thread Starter summerchilde

    (@summerchilde)

    I just tried it with 300px and then 20% and it’s still displaying the image at full size if I use Twentyten as the theme. This is with the latest version of the plugin, WordPress 3.9.1, and no other plugins running.

    It works with Twentyeleven, Twentytwelve, Twentythirteen, and Twentyfourteen.

    I can’t imagine what would be affecting it.

    Plugin Author Nick Haskins

    (@nphaskins)

    Do you have a link? These styles are applied inline so it would take a theme calling width:100% !important to override that.

    Plugin Author Nick Haskins

    (@nphaskins)

    On second though, I just replicated this. Most themes tehse days have a max-width:100% applied to images to make them responsive. Apparently 2010 does not.

    img {
    max-width:100%;
    height:auto;
    }

    Fixes this. That shoudl be applied to the img tag across the theme.

    Thread Starter summerchilde

    (@summerchilde)

    Ok. I’ll try that right now.

    Thread Starter summerchilde

    (@summerchilde)

    Excellent. Totally fixed it. Thanks!

    Plugin Author Nick Haskins

    (@nphaskins)

    no problem! glad to help.

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