Same image displaying at different sizes

I tried going to ‘visual’ and ‘edit image, and reduced the image size but it didn’t work ..

I changed the image and it didn’t help.

Loaded the code into Dreamweaver and looked at it in browsers and the image displays the correct size.

So it would seem to be either my template or something in WordPress that’s causing the problem.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Jane

There is a CSS property which is messin’ with your distorted image.

It is width:50%; in .alignleft on line 310 in your styles.css

Thanks,

Could you tell me what I should change it to so that images will appear as per WordPress’s implementation?

Right now the image and text and displaying correctly because after playing around, I came up with ..

<div><img style=”margin-left: 10px; margin-right: 10px;” src=”https://get-financial-help.org/images/gec.gif&#8221; alt=”” align=”left” /></div>
Jack Welch, the former chief executive officer of General Electric Co., and author of “Straight from the Gut”, has been very busy on the talk shows and speaking circuit lately, and here’s what he’s been saying.

“There are so many things that bother me right now. Over the last couple of weeks, things have really gone south in the government relationships”.

https://get-financial-help.org/jack-welch-says-hes-happy-to-see-less-housing-starts/

But the above is not the code that WordPress implements.

Code is not my area of expertise which is probably clear ??

Jane

>There is a CSS property which is messin’ with your distorted image.

It is width:50%; in .alignleft on line 310 in your styles.css

Can I just delete the line?

thanks!

try to uncoment that property and browse through the site to see if this change will broke some other pages.

p.s. I see that you solved the issue…plz be polite and mark this thread as resolved.

thanks Alain, or should I say, merci beaucoup?

I will uncomment it, but I did say above, that how I fixed it was not the ‘correct’ way to fix it and was only a stopgap method.

<div><img style=”margin-left: 10px; margin-right: 10px;” src=”https://get-financial-help.org/images/gec.gif&#8221; alt=”” align=”left” /></div>

I’m not sure if the issue is ‘resolved’ until I check your solution though ??

Jane

Sorry …I’ve meant comment that property! My bad english ??

np ??

I came back to say that your suggestion had no adverse effects on other images on my site, so well done!

I wonder why the Nurudin Jauhari, who wrote the template https://www.jauhari.net/

would have added the line to the CSS?

Mike