• yxda

    (@yxda)


    I created a contact info section in the footer with text widget with a look similar to the “Sedney: contact info widget”. I could not use the latter one as my phone number could not be protected there (it required a code that I could write only as a txt). So, I inserted a small image and added my contact details to it with a code in the text widget. Seemingly, everything worked fine, but I am getting a message from Smush that “The images listed below are being resized to fit a container. To avoid serving oversized or blurry images, try to match the images to their container sizes.” and “This image is too large for its container. Adjust the image dimensions to 0 x 0px for optimal results.” How can I fix this in Sydney theme? I am using a small phone image and a small envelope image, each 16x16px.Thank you for your help in advance

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  • Hello,

    I would be glad to help you, but can you please provide a link to your website first?

    Kind Regards, Roman.

    Thread Starter yxda

    (@yxda)

    Thanks Roman. Currently, I am still working on the site, but can I send you the url in email? I would make it accessible for a few hours.

    Hello,

    Sure, you can use my contact form here:
    https://romanbon.wordpress.com/contact/

    But please include a link to this topic.

    Kind Regards, Roman.

    Hello,

    Your logo image size is 300×69px and it’s resized to 99×23px in order to fit its container, so please try to reduce that image size from 300×69px to 99×23px.

    Kind Regards, Roman.

    Thread Starter yxda

    (@yxda)

    Thank you. Actually, wordpress image library indicates 280 by 50 pixels for the logo. In Customizing/Additional CSS there is .site-logo { max-height: 60px; max-width: 280px; }
    Shouldn’t that be OK? Smush does not give me warning for the logo but it circles the phone and envelope icons in the footer.

    Hello,

    I created a contact info section in the footer with text widget with a look similar to the “Sedney: contact info widget”.

    I meant your image right above footer, not the one in header. Now I see that you used little images instead of Font Awesome icons. I don’t see issues with them, but you can try to disable lazy load and see if it helps.

    Kind Regards, Roman.

    Thread Starter yxda

    (@yxda)

    Thank you. I see. I resized the image right above the footer you mentioned. To me it seems right now. However, Smush still shows image issues without indicating which image has a problem:
    Oversized
    1. 1 x 1px – 0 × 0px
    2. 1 x 1px – 0 × 0px
    3. 1 x 1px – 0 × 0px
    4. 1 x 1px – 0 × 0px
    Undersized
    1. 1 x 1px – 96 × 96px
    2. 1 x 1px – 14 × 14px
    3. 1 x 1px – 14 × 14px
    4. 1 x 1px – 16 × 16px

    Only the phone and envelope images are circled. Anyway, how can I know what is the size of a container where I want to fit an image in?
    Thanks for your help

    Hello,

    Smush still shows image issues without indicating which image has a problem

    OK, did you try to disable lazy load?

    Anyway, how can I know what is the size of a container where I want to fit an image in?

    You can inspect it with browser tools, here is a relevant Stack Overflow question:
    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50472552/dimensions-of-picture-in-chrome-developer-tools

    Kind Regards, Roman.

    Thread Starter yxda

    (@yxda)

    Thank you. Disabling the lazy load solves the image issue only for part of the images, so I switched back to it as it helps page load speed. Still don’t understand why Smush does not say which image has a problem if it indicates a problem.

    Hello,

    Still don’t understand why Smush does not say which image has a problem if it indicates a problem.

    Yeah, that’s frustrating. I’ve just checked your website with GTmetrix and didn’t see this problem, so I guess that it might be a Smush issue. But you can also try to contact Smush support and see what they say.

    Kind Regards, Roman.

    Thread Starter yxda

    (@yxda)

    Thank you, Roman. Sounds great. I think I leave it as it is for the moment if thing seems fine outside of Smush.

    Okay, you are welcome!

    Please feel free to ask any other questions that you might have in future.

    Kind Regards, Roman.

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