Formatting Questions
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Hi All,
Learned so much from these forms, thanks to all.
I’m running into an issue that I can’t wrap my head around; Seeing a few possible solutions, but unsure what will truly work.
When I view my website from my WP dashboard in Chrome, the formatting looks great. However, in other browsers, like Safari or even in an incognito in Chrome, the formatting is completely thrown off. Mobile yields the same results too…formatting is completely thrown off.
What could be causing this? Is it html-related?
Thanks in advance!
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Hello, I checked your site and noticed you need help with your homepage.
There is a good chance that a caching plugin is causing this issue. If you are using a caching plugin, I recommend regenerating all your CSS/JS code using that plugin. Then, you may try to clear the site cache from the plugin too.
If you use Jetpack Boost, it should look like this.
If you need any further assistance please let me know. I’d be happy to help.
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You can also try clearing your site cache under server settings.
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Thanks @ngfangkiang
Turns out, it was caused by the WP “Page Optimize” plugin. Deactivating that has fixed the issue…tested across multiple browsers.
It has, however, seemed to (possibly) create a new issue. Unsure if related. The last image, closest to the bottom of my page, now shows up too small, even after resizing. Do I need to go in and edit the CSS? seems like it’s reverting to a preset sizing parameter?
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I looked through your site and did not notice any images that were displayed too small. Can you share a screenshot?
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Thanks. Take a look at this screenshot…
When I demo my post, the last image continues to show up small, no matter the file type, size, etc
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Didn’t work, unfortunately. Tried several different resolutions and aspect ratios! Thanks
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Yep, np. I’ll add the final image and publish it. Strange it only effects that last image on the page.
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I think I found the problem. The easiest way to fix this is to create a new image block.
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It might be some settings on that image resize. I’m currently using the free version of WordPress, but I can’t access those specific features.
A bit technical, if you want to know what causes this. I’ll show you the code.
To fix this, you could try creating a new image block to replace the old one. I think this would work. Let me know if you need further help.
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Thanks…Yeah, have tried to put the image (and other images) in other blocks (albeit in the same paragraph where I want that image to stay) and nothing seems to be working.
It’s odd it only affects that last image and only started once I turned off the WP optimize plugin. Curious to know if the issue replicates when I write a new article.
Thanks for showing me the code, took a look at the image sizes with the inspect function. I’ll see if I can manipulate it manually there…otherwise, I’m not entirely sure what to do.
The WP optimize plugin was severely messing up my formatting across my website, so turning that on isn’t an option.
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I checked the WP Optimize plugin. It’s very likely that you have enabled the Image Dimensions settings. Try disabling them and see if it works.
Looking at the source code, there is an extra “auto” on that specific image. That’s why that image size is automatic based on the viewport.
Other images that don’t have “auto” in the code also load correctly.
You should contact WP Optimize support to resolve this issue if it still doesn’t work.
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Thank you.
I dont have the WP Optimize plugin installed…I have the WP Page Optimize plugin installed, but have since deactivated it due to the CSS/Cacheing errors it was causing. The submenu you showed above look like they only apply the WP Optimize plugin?
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Yes, that is the WP Optimize plugin settings. Do you use any other page optimization plugins on your website as well? This is because it can cause problems when you use two different page optimization plugins that perform similar actions.
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I was using an image optimizer called Trellis Images, but have since turned that off and it hasn’t fixed the issue. Not a clue what could be causing this and very odd it just started…other posts are unaffected.
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Try disabling plugins one by one. If the plugin is causing the problem and cannot be fixed, you should replace it with an alternative plugin.
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Strangely enough, I wrote a new post and the same issue wasn’t replicated! Have you ever seen that behavior before?
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