Mathematica

Thanks a lot for your reply.

I used the Firefox inspector to look at what’s going on in the code.

It seems that part of the code disappears when I activate aioseo:
https://www.prepas-fabert.com/aioseo/Capture.png

I think all the content of the header tag is no longer loaded by the browser … I’m still looking for what can happen.

I am open to any idea, of course!
Thank you very much for your advice.
LP

I asked myself the same question,luke_m_m.

Thanks a lot for your work …

I have the same problem last week. Jquery animations do not work for a few days. Precisely since January 15, when came the latest version of jquery (1.9). See here:

https://blog.jquery.com/2013/01/15/jquery-1-9-final-jquery-2-0-beta-migrate-final-released/

In fact, I noticed that the plugin uses a version of jQuery hosted by Google. Here are the contents of mini-twitter-feed.php you find in the plugin directory:

https://ppl.ug/N_AQHp8f9oU/

Version of jquery used seems to be in conflict with the instructions or jquery library used in wordpress (tests with 3.4 and 3.5). So I think the problem is that the plugin uses an online version of jquery and not the version that exists in the installation of wordpress.

I love this plugin. It worked well so far and I hope the developers can fix the problem soon.

Thanks in advance.

Hi.
You’re right ! My theme seems to delete image properties (width and height) to produce responsive behavior. I’m going to ask the theme designer.

I’ll let you know if I can find a solution … I’ll contact you via torototimes now.
Thanks again.

Hi.
Here is my code for the firsrt image :

Image medium-size 300x111 px avec son double rétina 600x222 px ...

<img class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-8" title="Basilique-Saint-Vincent-slider" src="https://www.pcsi2.net/Retina/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Basilique-Saint-Vincent-slider-300x111.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="111" />

I didn’t write the HTML myself … but I saw you’re right : using Firebug, I couldn’t see
“width” and “height” in the HTML code.

1. I know that the problem only exists with responsive behavior, so … I deleted the responsive.css file but nothing changed.

2. I just added an image 300x111px without retina version and this time, the image has the right size (of course, there is no retina display)

|| Quote || “I don’t understand why the images on your website aren’t named “@2x”, it is like you’re not even using the plugin to me :p”

When I try to save the retina image from Firefox, the image isn’t named “@2x” BUT the “@2x” image is displayed (really ?? :
See the ftp folder : https://www.pcsi2.net/images/Poids-des-images.png

One more thing ?? I created a Portfolio page on the website. The small image in the Portfolio uses the “grid-thumb” size as you can see here :
https://www.pcsi2.net/images/retina-dashboard.png

You can see that the “@2x” image is used, with the right size … so I think there’s just a problem with the images that I insert in Posts.

I can sent you a “login/password” so that you can check by yourself … but I don’t find your email on Toroto Times …

Thanks again !

Done. (Debug mod is “ON”)

I changed width: 300px in max-width: 300px because I thought about an iPhone there could be a problem with the second image (but not on an iPad …)

On my iPad now, the first image is too large (twice te normal size) and the second one is OK.

I will try my site with an iPhone later today ..

Hi.
I made a special site using my responsive theme to test the plugin :

https://www.pcsi2.net/Retina/

You can see what happens on the unique article “Bonjour tout le monde !”
I tried to determine whether there was a problem with the css applied to images by editing the file responsive.css (I can send it to you if you want it).

I have not really found “width: auto” applied to the images but I tried to remove some css that seemed doubtful. The problem was not solved in this way. Similarly, with Firebug.

This has perhaps unrelated, but I noticed there is a problem with the server-method if I do not activate the permalinks: the plugin does not display the retina version of the image.

Hi.
My website is not responsive. I actually work on a new site with MAMP and this theme :

https://themeforest.net/item/office-responsive-business-theme/1718861

I don’t have a lot of time today, but I will try to check the css file to understand what happens with the image when the responsive behavior is activated.

I’ll tell you in 8 or 9 hours.
Thanks.

Hi.
I’m not sure ti understand the problem …

“But WordPress normally does that automatically when you include them to your posts, isn’t it?”

In fact, my html code to display my image is :

<img class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-248" title="Basilique-Saint-Vincent-slider" src="https://www.pcsi2.net/cpge/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Basilique-Saint-Vincent-slider1-300x111.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="111" /></img>

With the server-side method, I tried to delete width="300" and height="111", but nothing has changed. I tried to delete the class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-248" but nothing has changed either.

I don’t know why it works with the client-side method, but it works. I suppose that when a retina display is detected, the code is modified in some other way.

I tried your plugin’s update and the client-side method seems to be more efficient now … thanks ! However, le server-method seems more attractive, does it ?

Thanks for your answer … I’ll try to be clearer. With the server-side method on my new iPad, it is as if I had activated the debug mode and I was watching the result on my old MacBook : all the image have twice their normal size.

What I should see (it works with the client-side method):

https://ppl.ug/9BTXLCsDAhE/

What I can see:

https://ppl.ug/8t8IK87E0xE/

I will try your new update and contact you via Totoro Times.