Hi guys,
I’ve created a blog post using the default blog post format. The image is 704 pixels wide and when I view the published post in Safari, the image is reduced to 591 pixels wide and leaves an ugly space.
See image here: https://imgur.com/a/FeLM3 Excuse the opaque overlay. I was using the web inspector to show the image shrunken down relative to the actual allotted space.
When I view the same post in both Firefox and Chrome, the featured image renders fine without that gap on the right side.
I have tried clearing the cache of my browser and my caching plugin. I’ve purged the URL. I’ve cleared the image and page from my CDN. I tried different images and it’s all the same in Safari.
Would welcome any suggestions you might have.
Kind regards
Hello MESOTU,
You should provide your website URL so I can take a closer look at it. Clear all the caches before making any tests and then check the results. Also, if you are using some untested plugins, try to disable all of these, leave just to active only the plugins that come bundled with the theme core files and rule out any conflicting plugins.
Thanks for your understanding!
Hi Catalin,
I think I figured out the problem. It was the first time I’d ever seen it before. On Safari, I sometimes zoom out in order to see more content on the screen when I’m working. On this occasion, when I zoomed back in, the feature image remained smaller for some reason. After I went back to actual view (100%) then I had to clear the cache and refresh and that seemed to fix it. Pretty bizarre, as I’d never had this particular issue before. I think it was a browser issue rather than a theme issue. Thanks for your attention just the same.
Most appreciated!
