Hi, I'd like to know if there is a way I can get the images in my portfolio grid to be uniform. In the options for portfolio grid, I already have it set at 'No' for dynamic height. That seemed to work before when the thumbnail images for my portfolio items were large (2000 pixels). However, I wanted to compress the image to optimize the website so I resized all my feature images to 500px and now the images are not automatically cropping to a uniform size.
This is the link to the page with the portfolio grid that isn't uniform anymore (but was before I reduced the sizes of my featured images): http://mm-worthy.com/recipes/new/
I have my portfolio settings set at masonry. I have another page where I want the masonry grid but I don't want the masonry style on this particular page (I used category tags to separate the portfolio items that are going into this page).
I thought that by checking no under the dynamic image option instead of yes (which is what I did for the page with the masonry style grid), it would make all the thumbnail images uniform but I'm not really sure why changing the image size of the featured image made them all different sizes.
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The only option to show them as it should is if you upload a bigger image size (as they where before). Theme automatically server the images that it needs because Kalium Supports Adaptive Images technology:
P.S: If you like our theme, it would help us a lot if you could give us a five-star rating on Themeforest from your Downloads tab.
A huge thank you from Laborator in advance!
Hi, I'd like to know if there is a way I can get the images in my portfolio grid to be uniform. In the options for portfolio grid, I already have it set at 'No' for dynamic height. That seemed to work before when the thumbnail images for my portfolio items were large (2000 pixels). However, I wanted to compress the image to optimize the website so I resized all my feature images to 500px and now the images are not automatically cropping to a uniform size.
This is the link to the page with the portfolio grid that isn't uniform anymore (but was before I reduced the sizes of my featured images): http://mm-worthy.com/recipes/new/
I have my portfolio settings set at masonry. I have another page where I want the masonry grid but I don't want the masonry style on this particular page (I used category tags to separate the portfolio items that are going into this page).
I thought that by checking no under the dynamic image option instead of yes (which is what I did for the page with the masonry style grid), it would make all the thumbnail images uniform but I'm not really sure why changing the image size of the featured image made them all different sizes.
Hi Veronica,
Can you please share your Wordpress and FTP credentials here, because I need to login to your site and test this. Your information is safe here (private) in this thread.
To include your credentials click Insert Credentials button in editor toolbar. (See how)
Thank you!
Hi Veronica,
The only option to show them as it should is if you upload a bigger image size (as they where before). Theme automatically server the images that it needs because Kalium Supports Adaptive Images technology:
(view on new page)
So on each screen size a different image size will show, that dramatically increases the speed of the site.
Have a nice day!
I see! Thanks for the information :)
Hi Veronica,
I'm glad to hear that.
Your site is looking great, bravo!
I will mark this ticket as solved from here.
Wish you a great day!
P.S: If you like our theme, it would help us a lot if you could give us a five-star rating on Themeforest from your Downloads tab. A huge thank you from Laborator in advance!
I gave the theme a 5 star review! :)
Thank you very much for your rating and have an amazing weekend!
Will set this ticket as solved from here.