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I have the same issue (also working locally so no example). In my case, it looks like it’s being caused by generating square thumbnails out of rectangular images. My square images seem to generate clear thumbnails. Maybe you can have a look and see if that’s the case for you as well.

Hi Andrew,

Your remark about different styling for circles with and without thumbnails led me to the solution. I’ve added:

.hentry.no-thumbnail {
	opacity: .8;
}

to my child theme’s css and now everything is looking the way it was supposed to. Thanks again for your help!

I guess. I’d like to have the same opacity/clarity for both text and circles for circles with and without thumbnails if that makes any sense. What is bothering me is that the circles + text on the Research/Alumni pages are hard to read since upgrading to v2.0, whereas under v0.7 they were just as clear as the ones on the homepage.

I’ve coded everything back when the Spun theme was still at v1.07. So back then I used the coding that was posted here (maybe by you) to print the text over the circles. When I was still running the website using v1.07, the circles + text on the Research and Alumni page didn’t look hazy at all. But when I changed it to v2.0 they suddenly became hard to read. Maybe I should just remove some of the code in my child theme and see if that helps.

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for your response., I just tried it out and it does seem to help a bitt. However, it might be me, but when I look at the text in the circles on the homepage and research page, it looks to me like the text on the Research page is “greyed out/more opaque” than the text on the homepage. And I don’t get why that is.

Yeah, sorry, that was my mistake. I thought it looked fine in Safari and Chrome…but it doesn’t. Basically, in terms of opacity/visibility I’d like the circles on the Research and Alumni pages to look just like the circles on the Homepage. I hope that makes more sense?

Thanks for your response. I’m pretty sure though it has to do with the opacity, because the text is also greyed out and the whole thing is not as clear as the circles on my homepage. And I didn’t change anything color wise.

Missing: author
Missing: updated

And in the WordPress backend an author and a date are assigned and I even have a “Last updated” plugin running that shows when the page was last updated.

Sure, for instance this one

Hi Andrew,

It went through the entire site and found 73 pages with errors so that’s basically all my pages. The ones with the circles give “entry-title”, “updated” and “author” errors…the others only “updated” and “author” errors.

Yes: Site

I’m Dutch as well, but live in the US now so I’m pretty sure you’re right about the flowers. If I ever move back to Utrecht, I’ll let you know ??

Maar mooi dat het werkt, succes ermee.

Cheers,
Roel

I don’t use galleries on my website so unfortunately I’m not too familiar with those. However, when I look at the code of your site when I look at an image that is in the gallery, I think this might work:

.entry-content img, img.size-full {
    display: block;
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
    max-width: 100%;
}

I don’t know if you’ve set up a child theme, but if you did, try and copy-paste this into you child theme’s style.css and let me know if it worked.

Cheers,
Roel

Hi Wietske,

I think this should work:

If you go to your post in the Edit-mode and click on your image, two icons should appear. Click on the left one that looks like a landscape. A new window should open. Set Alignment to center and click update. Next, click on the update button for your post and you should be set.

Cheers,
Roel

Hi Olivia,

I had a quick peek at your site, but cannot really see what you mean. When I look at your “About”-page, it looks pretty centered on my screen and in my browser. The circles on your homepage also look centered to me. So did you manage to fix it or am I missing something?

Cheers,
Roel