wallare

That seems to have solved it, thanks!

@greentreelabs

Hehe no worries.

Anyway here is two screenshots that clearly shows the problem.

I’ve shown the CHROME zoom level in percent. BUT AGAIN please note that chrome 100 % is actually 125 %. Which means that 80% is the true equivalent to 100 % (This is such a pain haha).

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Here I have zoomed in photoshop to better show the quality difference.

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Please watch them in full size ??

Have a good night Diego

@greentreelabs

Well, i didn’t write website, browsers ??

And you can search windows DPI scaling 125%, some browsers use windows percent as their default.
Here is a few links:

https://danreynolds.ca/tech/2017/10/15/Variable-Browser-Zoom/

See answer here:
https://superuser.com/questions/1139259/how-to-adjust-ui-scaling-for-chrome

Chrome respecting default 125% zoom level – blurry images ahoy
byu/danabrey inwebdev

@greentreelabs
Thank you Diego, most appreciated.
Another question, not completely related to this topic but anyway:

Many modernday browsers has a default zoom-level of around 125% (even though it may say 100%), chrome and firefox does this for example, it is often related to windows itself. BUT my question/thought is:
When looking at the grid layout, on a published page, there is a noticable decrease in imagequality when viewed in, above said browsers, at 100% – this is beacause it is actually viewed at ~125%. When zooming out to 80% to counteract the browsers zoom level – the image quality is perfect again. SO, is this because the plugin already scales down the image for display in the grid? IF SO the image is first beeing downscaled AND THEN zoomed in – resulting in bad quality. Is it possible for the grid to not downscale the image, perhaps just zoom out instead so that this loss of quality is avoided?

This is just a thought, sorry for my use of CAPS, just trying to be as clear as possible. And maybe there is another (probably better) solution to this problem? ??

Have a nice day Diego!

Best
Johannes

@spwebguy
Thanks for your response, yes I am typing it in text, not visual. It appears as my code is kept if I don’t open the WYSIWYG window, if I would do that it stays and updates the page. BUT if i edit it again, the code is gone and my formatting is gone when updateing the page.

@greentreelabs
Wow fantastic response. Thank you so much, it works perfectly and looks beautiful.

EDIT, may I ask what caused the problem, just out of curiosity.

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@mr-case

You are very correct mr. Thank you very much, don’t know how that certain padding eluded me for so long, I thought I checked them all! it seems like I had a bit of problem with width in percentage as well but I believe that is all sorted now. Thanks again!
Have a good day Mr Case!

@mr-case
Thanks for checking in! No the problem is still there, its only occuring on certain resolutions though (maybe you saw that above).
I did however just notice that it is occurring on my mobile as well, so its on all widths below 1025.

Edit. Added visual explanation on the link below.

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Zoom-level not affecting the problem.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by wallare.
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Hello again,
It seems like this was a problem on my end (somehow?). It now works. Though it seems to work smoother if I load all images at once.
Anyhow I am sorry to have disturbed, the plugin is looking really clean and beautiful.
Thank you very much.