WPMonkeyATL

Thanks for your reply! That makes sense. Might there be a way to separate the loading of the slider “real estate” on the page to occur first, and the script to occur later? If such a thing were possible, in theory it would mitigate the “pushing down” of the other widgets that otherwise load first and temporarily occupy the top location on the page that the slider will end up occupying.

Either way, thanks again for your help, the slider is great.

Hello Jordy – I would agree with the original poster, might it be possible to optionally disable serving @2x images to iPhones5 and other mobile devices?

I’m using HTML-Rewrite Mode. I like this mode better that client-side (retina.js) mode becasue the corresponding @2x images are served straight-away if applicable, rather than subsequently replacing them on the client as retina.js does.

In my case, I have a responsive site and I’m finding that HTML-Rewrite mode serves normal-res images to an iPhone5 when viewing the site’s home (blog) page. But it serves the @2x retina images when opening a single post to the full post page. It would be great to be able to force normal-res images always to iPhone5 and other mobile devices, the rationale being snappier page load may be preferable on mobile (and normal-res images still look nice on phones).

Great plugin! Best regards.

I’m experiencing a similar issue. I’m using a responsive theme (from Genesis Framework), with Retina 2X set to Client-Side retina.js.

If I open a post on a phone held in portrait, image is delivered. However if I then turn my phone sideways to landscape, the image remains exactly same size (and thus won’t resize to fill the wider real-estate available in landscape). However, if I refresh the page, then the proper size image is now displayed. So like your situation, it only happens after a page refresh.

I get the same results if I do this on a retina iPad 4: open post in landscape, turn ipad sideways to portrait (which offers wider real-estate on responsive theme since post displays full-width without sidebars). Image displays same size. Then I refresh the page, and image is then re-sized properly.

If I set Retina 2x to “HTML Rew-Write” mode, then everything works well. However then I have a caching issue: It seems when I turn “Quick Cache” on, the Retina @2x image is always delivered regardless of client.

Wondering if anybody has further ideas?