Thank you for those tips!

The only thing I can´t figure out is how to change the actuall headings of the articles in the tabs. Not the Widget title font, but the actuall Article font (when shown in the tabs). Trying to use the Tabs font (bottom one in this picture: http://screencast.com/t/APrux2v7IK ) but whatever changes I make it has no effect on the tabs at all?

Sorry for posting again, just found this screengrab of the font settings page http://screencast.com/t/taXXcEAUE77Xand my font settings page looks nothing like it? This is how my Custom Typography page looks: ttp://i60.tinypic.com/2450lt3.png.

Have I installed the theme wrong somehow?

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I might just be half-blind but I can´t seem to find the setting for changing the font of the paragraphs and titles on the posts displayed in the sidebar or in the different Block-sections across the page either? The whole Custom typography does seem a bit under documented in what option that changes what font… :/

That sounds great! Thank you for actually keeping the theme maintained. It means a lot.

Been fiddeling around with all the general settings for a few days now and there is a lot to go through. Over all though, at least so far, i must say you have created a great product. Thumbs up!

Well, after a bit more searching the topic these code snippets seems to make the issue less visible in most browsers:

img {
-moz-transform: rotate(0);
-webkit-transform: rotate(0);
-o-transform: rotate(0);
-ms-transform: rotate(0);
-sand-transform: rotate(0);
transform: rotate(0);
}

It´s not perfect in Explorer and Chrome. I can still see the pictures jumping there but it is a lot sharper. In Firefox though it works perfectly.

The site is not live yet but just under development localy so unfortanely I can´t post the link :-/

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Great idea! However it don´t really do anything for me :-/

If i apply max-width: none; generally to all img-tags by just typing: img {max-width: none;} the pictures (well, some of them at least) gets their actual resolution (way to big for the theme) and they do not shrink down at all when i resize the browser window. However – as a small win – they do not shake or jump one pixel up/down when rezising the window 🙂

However I am still stuck here 🙁

I manged to resolve the issue in firefox by adding “img{-moz-transform: rotate(0.00deg);”. I´m not really sure how this solves the issue, but it does. The issue is however still present in other browsers.

Just tried out the demo again: http://themeforest.net/item/newspaper/full_screen_preview/5489609

And the issue is present there too. If you open the page and gently pull the browser window narrower ALL pictures on the site shifts size up and down with one pixel with every move that is made to the browser window.

This seem like kind of a serious issue..

Thank you for your response. I removed the while Jetpack-plugin and tried but the issue seems to still reamin.

Tried switching back to the WordPress standard-theme and when I slowly change the width of the browser window the pictures stay exactly the same quality wise (as long as they aren´t actually being pushed by the browswer windows edge of course – i which case the change pysical size and focus).

If i try this with the Newspaper theme every time i gently make the broswer window narrower every picture change it´s focus just a little from being rezised whats look like one pixel up and one pixel back evere time there is a change in broswer window – even though they shouldn´t be rezised at all since the only thing I´m doing is moving the outer edge of the browser window.

Tried to make a picture of the phenomenon. http://i.imgur.com/0U0m8ku.jpgIn the upper part of the picture the image displaying is being showed as 700px (as it supposed to be). In the bottom picutre the broswer window has been narrowed as little as possible – the browser windows is not pushing on the pictures. Somehow changing the browser window has manged to change the displayed image resolution to 699px instead.

If i make the browswer window one pixel narrower the image gets sharp again since it´s (again) returing to being displayed as 700px width.

This is crazy! 🙂 However it has to do something with the theme itself (or some plugin) since the error is not present in the WordPress standard theme (twenty fifteen).

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