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[Tigeryoshi]

Tigeryoshi

#14183

UPDATE (Sorry for doublepost)

If I use the style.css of 1.3a, there is no problem. I think the bug is in the new style.css.

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#14184

OK, I’ve fixed the other two bugs you mentioned.

I think I’ve figured out the problem with the images, but I’m not sure if I can fix it on my end. In the style.css file in version 1.3b, I’ve added a new property width: auto; to the .entry-content img selector:

.entry-content img,

.wp-caption {

max-width: 98%;

width: auto;

height: auto;

}

It wasn’t there before, but it’s required in order for Internet Explorer (can’t remember whether it’s IE7 or IE8) to resize the image automatically if it exceeds the content area.

But still, I think the real problem is that WordPress isn’t resizing the images that you uploaded to the server. This could be due to permission problems, or the necessary image manipulation module or extension is not installed/enabled in your server.

When you remove the width: auto; from the CSS, the image shows up in the size you wanted it to, but just because the HTML element for the image has the height and width attribute assigned to it. This means that the browser still have to download the full-sized images (1024×768), and then resize it down to the thumbnail size (200×150). This is of course a waste of bandwidth, and cause the images to be loaded slowly by the browser because the file size of the full-size images are quite large (300+ KB).

[Tigeryoshi]

Tigeryoshi

#14185

OK, I’ll test it in a beta2 or the final version. Now I use a mixed verison of 1.3a and 1.3b, and I think I donÄt have bugs.

If I find more Bugs I’ll tell it you.

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#14186

OK, I think I’ve fixed the issues. Can you try updating your functions.php and style.css files with the updated ones here:

http://code.google.com/p/graphene/source/browse/trunk/graphene/style.css

http://code.google.com/p/graphene/source/browse/trunk/graphene/functions.php

[Tigeryoshi]

Tigeryoshi

#14187

Yes, now the bug is away.