I don’t really understand that article doesn’t seem to help. Can you just tell me what size my images need to be? I sized them exactly what I got from a screen shot of your template.

Or by looking any my images can you tell me what code I need to change to make my existing images look clear?

It might be a a good idea to provide a cheat sheet of image sizes for people as it seems most of my problems are coming from trying figure out sizes on my own.

I have high resolution images uploaded.

Here is my portfolio page https://www.lindemancollective.com/work/

And when you go to my homepage you will see that I have pasted some of the same images there just to show that they are sharp.

There isn’t an issue with my images it is something with how the portfolio page is rendering them.

The images are posted at the bottom of my homepage (see screenshot). None of them should be low resolution as they were built at 72 dpi at the exact size of the example on your website (958 x 394). If that’s not right, please let me know the correct size. Here is a screenshot showing how the same image looks different on the homepage from what it looks like in the portfolio.

I have tried making the images twice as big as their displayed size (how they appear on the screen) and have saved them as high as 150 dpi but they always look the same. Can you please help me get this resolved? Thank you, I really appreciate it.

Here it is in the portfolio (fifth image in slideshow).

Here it is in the media uploads.

Have you been able to take a look at this? This is one of the last (although one of the biggest) remaining things I need to fix before I launch.

Hello? I am really needing to get the issues with my portfolio images fixed so that I can launch my site. Please get back to my ASAP, thanks!

None of this makes any sense to me. My images are high quality and as a test I tried making them 2x bigger and they didn’t look any better. I am getting very frustrated going around and around on this and as a consequence it is delaying the launch of my site/business. Can you just upload an image and show me that it looks clear than then give me the dimensions you used? It doesn’t seem like it should be this hard. I shouldn’t have to go in and code in order to add images to my portfolio and have them look decent.

Please just show me the dimensions my images need to be and go in and fix the code to make them look right, that is what I purchased.

Thank you.

P.S. please make this happen today. I do not want to lose another weekend on this.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by cclindeman.

You’re awesome! Thank you so much. Can you tell me what the problem was? Will all future images I upload look goo as well?

Thanks again!

I still notice that the images within my portfolio look slightly fuzzy. (The thumbnails look great). They are all high-quality and built-to-size pngs. The only thing I can think of is that since they are large they are getting compressed in some way, but since they are PNGs it doesn’t make sense. Just take a look at the thumbnail for the first entry into my portfolio and compare that with the image once you click on it.

Ruco, seemed to figure it out in the past, maybe he could take a look.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by cclindeman.

OK, so I experimented with importing an SVG image for the first entry in my portfolio and it looks great, but I am not sure if that is a good solution or not or if it can tell you what is going on with my PNGs because they are the exact same files just saved differently.

I think the only thing that changed was the password and I updated that. Let me know if you need anything else.

Here’s the main portfolio page (everything looks fine here)

Work

But when you click on a thumbnail the larger graphics (PNGs) look slightly blurry:

Capital Campaign Brochure

However SVGs seem to look good, here’s one I uploaded as a test. https://www.lindemancollective.com/codeless_portfolio/holiday-card/

That said, I’m not sure SVGs are a good solution.

I pasted it in my “Additional CSS” box but nothing changed.

I don’t see much of a difference—if at all. These images should be crystal clear. They are built to size, 72 dpi, PNGs. I have tried saving them in higher resolutions and different formats and the only thing that helps is saving them as SVGs but those seem to slow down the site and will not work for non vector images. Something is compressing the images in these galleries that isn’t happening other places.

This has to be fixed, I have been dealing with this long enough. Having nice work samples to look at is one of the most important aspects of my site and with Tower being promoted as a portfolio theme, I expect this to be right.