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  • #5100
    Avatar photortissler

    I am using the simple theme and included a full-with image, see https://nuesse.robin-marketing.com/pistazien/ in the middle of the page. It shows that even at resolutions of 1600, the 769px (m) Version is shown, instead of the xl Version. I do not see any mistakes in the config.json file for the correct selection of image sizes. Do you have any suggestion how to solve this issue?

    Thx
    Ramon

    #5101
    Avatar photoBob

    Show the code snippet from the config.json file, exactly the “contentImages” part with thumbnails settings.
    Also, try to regenerate thumbnails.

     

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    #5103
    Avatar photortissler
    "files": {
        "ignoreAssets": ["scss", ".DS_Store"],
        "assetsPath": "assets",
        "partialsPath": "partials",
        "responsiveImages": {
            "contentImages": {
        "sizes": "(max-width: 48em) 100vw, 768px",          
        "dimensions": {
                    "xs": {
                        "width": 300,
                        "height": "auto"
                    },
                    "sm": {
                        "width": 480,
                        "height": "auto"
                    },
                    "md": {
                        "width": 768,
                        "height": "auto"
                    },
                    "lg": {
                        "width": 1024,
                        "height": "auto"
                    },
                    "xl": {
                        "width": 1360,
                        "height": "auto"
                    },
                    "2xl": {
                        "width": 1600,
                        "height": "auto"
                    }
                }
            },

     

    #5104
    Avatar photoBob

    It’s’ correct, admittedly we can change the sizes to (max-width: 1600px) 100vw, 1600px; but in this case it shouldn’t matter.

    Have you regenerated your thumbnails?
    Does it happen when you upload a new photo to a post or only with already uploaded ones?

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    #5105
    Avatar photortissler

    I reproduced it again on: https://www.fenchel.org/pistazien/. Yes, integrated a new image (different name) of 1800px, regenerated thumbnails and synchronized. Again no full width image shown … any guess whats wrong?

    #5106
    Avatar photoBob

    I don’t know,  this is HTML syntax generated by my Simple site installation:

    file:///.../Documents/Publii/sites/simple/preview/media/posts/7/responsive/kernenergie-werbung2-xs.jpg 300w, file:///.../Documents/Publii/sites/simple/preview/media/posts/7/responsive/kernenergie-werbung2-sm.jpg 480w, file:///.../Documents/Publii/sites/simple/preview/media/posts/7/responsive/kernenergie-werbung2-md.jpg 768w, file:///.../Documents/Publii/sites/simple/preview/media/posts/7/responsive/kernenergie-werbung2-lg.jpg 1024w, file:///.../Documents/Publii/sites/simple/preview/media/posts/7/responsive/kernenergie-werbung2-xl.jpg 1360w, file:///.../Documents/Publii/sites/simple/preview/media/posts/7/responsive/kernenergie-werbung2-2xl.jpg 1600w

    in your case, it ends on 768w.

    Attach your site backup (PM) I will try to check what’s wrong with that in a free time.

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