[manofmany]

Here’s a link to a category page: https://manofmany.com/category/fashion

I’ve written “This is a test Description.”

[manofmany]

Hi David,

It’s still showing up slightly cropped with the images on the left and right. Please refer to the screenshot which shows this.

Is there any way to fix this?

Kind regards,
Scott

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[manofmany]

Hi David,

I added this code to my child theme but it hasn’t seem to resolved it.

I think it’s applied to the a href brackets rather than the heading so to speak as per the screenshot I’ve attached for you.

Strange that this has suddenly happened?

Appreciate your help.

Kind regards,
Scott

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[manofmany]

Could it have anything to do with the default wordpress compression?
https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/fix-jpeg-compression/?wpcv=b&utm_expid=3606929-93.spVh-aR3SwGklKzL4HJQQg.1&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&utm_expid=3606929-94.7ZAJpRqFQLy7mM6jW9jqvw.0&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fapp.codeable.io%2Ftasks%2F47958

[manofmany]

Hi David,

I’m not seeing those same Javascript errors. Is there any way in which I can replicate this so I can look into the errors?

I thing those messages are unrelated to the image quality of the thumbnails however as they appear to relate to image sizes of 300x600px.

Any other help is much appreciated.

Kind regards,
Scott

[manofmany]

Hi David,

It looks like it’s fixed now. I had to set the social Grid Number of Rows to 2 and Standard Width Columns to 5.

I then set the row that it’s in to “Standard Width”.

Kind regards,
Scott

[manofmany]

Hi David,

I tried both of those settings with Fullwidth stretched and full-width contained but it still extends beyond the standard width which is not what I need. I’ve provided a screenshot of what I mean.

You previously helped me with this and the number of images displayed so I’m not sure if this has something to do with it?

I’ve amended this for you.

I’d like two rows of five instagram images but the social grid options only allows me to select 1, 2, or 3 rows. It seems as though it think’s there’s 3 items to a row but for some reason the social grid size has been changed to be smaller with my theme. I can’t seem to find the css that’s changed this.

To do this, set the Insta page builder asset to “2 Rows” and then to “Fullwidth”.

Then please add this to Theme Options => Custom CSS:

ul.grid-items.row {
max-width: 1170px;
margin: 0 auto;
}

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[manofmany]

Thanks so much for letting me know Ed.

Kind regards,
Scott

[manofmany]

Thanks for getting back to me Rui.

When we dug into the tracelogs of the EWWWW IMage Optimizer, we discovered it was from the Cardinal theme:

The EWWW Image Optimizer plugin extends the base WP_Image_Editor class, which allows it to optimize every image that is created/generated on a WP site. It keeps a record of each image optimized, how many times it has been optimized, when it was last optimized, and if debugging is enabled, it also stores a tracelog from PHP of how the image was created.

The information posted previously is from the tracelogs stored by EWWW I.O.

So, what triggers the warning from EWWW I.O. is when something continuously calls the WP_Image_Editor save() method on the same image file. That is what the Cardinal theme is doing via the sf_aq_resize() function in aq_resizer-1x.php. If you’d like to test it out, you can install EWWW on a test site, and check the ewwwio_images table (sorted by the ‘updates’ column).

[manofmany]

I should add that I think the problem is with the theme constantly regenerating images rather than re-optimising them if that makes sense.

[manofmany]

I’ve spoken further with the EWWWW support and they’ve told me that even with EWWW disabled, the theme will still be regenerating images constantly. That will make our pages load slower no matter what. Not as slow as image generation + image optimization, but still a definite slowdown. Disabling EWWW should be a short term solution until we’re able to fix the bug.

[manofmany]

Appreciate your help on this and thanks for your patience Ed.

[manofmany]

Hi Ed,

Thanks for looking into it for us. Could you please let us know exactly what you did as now some of the images aren’t showing as Full Width even though that’s what’s been set in Swift Page Builder.

As per the post below, the large images are meant to stretch across the whole window (i.e. “Full width”) while the other sections should remain within the 1050px width.

http://manofmany.com/featured/fathers-day-gift-guide-2016

Are you able to let me know what exactly you changed in our Child theme so we’re across it?

Appreciate your help as we need this urgently fixed for a sponsored post on the website.

Kind regards,
Scott

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[manofmany]

Hi,

We’re using Swift Framework Version 2.5.17

And the theme is:
CardinalVersion: 2.6.11

I’m using a child theme but it was working fine perfectly.

The width and spacing of the swiftpage builder posts is still unfortunately messed up.

Kind regards,
Scott