hi carlin
1. This happens because the image is set as the background image
So, shouldn’t the image be set as the background image? I don’t know what you mean by setting the image as the background image. I just posted it and posted it on the thumbnail. I would appreciate it if you could explain it in more detail.
2. The alternative you mentioned (- https://i.imgur.com/glhmoN4.png )
In this case, I don’t like it because the size displayed on the image resizing site is strange. Why do I have to deal with it like this?
3. Using a mobile page and using a featured image rather than a background image to make mobile content separate
Does this mean that you can automatically insert images recommended by newspapers without specifying thumbnails? If I got it right, can you experiment and show this as a video on my site? I’ve read the article, but it’s hard to get it right because of the translation.
Hello,
What I want to say is that there are elements that are set with tagDiv Composer on pages and templates and they have different options. For example, on a post, you can use tagDiv Composer to edit the single post template, in it you can set the featured image using one of the two elements, as an image or as a background – https://i.imgur.com/h9hApPO.png – https://i.imgur.com/FTe0DTF.png – https://i.imgur.com/vQb9VJa.png – https://i.imgur.com/wUXjmYf.png at the same time, you have to take into account the dimensions of the images you use, for example, on the desktop, wider images look better, but on mobile, they will appear very small (as is the case with this one).
If you want the image to be displayed completely, it is best to use the Single Post Featured Image element.
My suggestion to use the mobile page template is to be able to use on the desktop the elements that are set now and on the mobile to use other elements with different settings without interfering with them or having to hide them from a viewport on another – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQvA64uTLkI
Thank you!
