Long time browser, first time caller....
I have recently re-written my website to use responsive images (which I am new to), but my s7 chrome seems to always load the "medium" sized image, which is the default src.
I have tried clearing cache and using incognito. It still appears that the medium image is loading, although the only way I'm deducing that is by selecting the image and loading in a new tab and reading the url. I'm not sure if this is accurate.
I've also tried changing the default src to the small image, but the medium is still loading.
However, on FF and Chrome desktop, even with developer tools set to mobile device, it seems to work correctly. Here's the relevant code:
<img
class="vertical"
src="../galleryphotos/doveinsnow_medium.jpg"
sizes=" (max-width: 675px) 271px,
(max-width: 1920px) 620px,
(min-width: 1921px) 1240px,
100vw"
srcset="../galleryphotos/doveinsnow_small.jpg 271w,
../galleryphotos/doveinsnow_medium.jpg 620w,
../galleryphotos/doveinsnow_large.jpg 1240w"
alt="Dove In Snow photograph"/>
Here is a link to the page with the above image, although every page on the site behaves the same way:
http://herschbachphotography.com/gallery_index/doveinsnow.html
What am I missing?
As far as I can see, everything is working well. I checked with Chrome Version 69.0.3497.100 (Official Build) (64-bit) and I can see all 3 versions of your image if I change the viewport from 675px to more than 1920px.
Here are 2 ways you could confirm which image is being shown.
If you place a different marker on each of the 3 images it will be easy to tell which one is being displayed.
Another way is to use Web Inspector (from within your browser, right click on your page then choose 'inspect')
Click the network tab, select img, then reload the page. You'll get full details of all the images on the page.
I hope this helps!
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I'm developing a React project in Windows 10 and the issue I've come across is that my website design looks too big(when on 100% resolution of Chrome) on my laptop screen and works fine on 75%, I guess it's rendering the design of large screens on my laptop. Please guide me how to get rid of this problem and view the website in normal mode.
I've set my Window's Scale and Layout as 150%(Recommended), and Resolution of 1920 * 1800(Recommended), but when I view my website in the Chrome inspect tool at the dimension of 1920, it seems fine but when I view it in normal mode, then it content becomes so bigger.
Note: You might say that it's due to 150% but I've also checked by decreasing this, it decreases all the other content on screen but website looks same.
Please note that Chrome's resolution and Window's layout are two different things mentioned above,
first one is set to 100% and the second is 150%.
I have a window.open code to launch inappbrowser on phonegap. I use it for displaying image.
This inappbrowser has EnableViewPortScale=yes, so it's totally zoomable.
However, it seems like there is zoom-out-limit in inappbrowser. Here is the code.
window.open(myFullImageUrl, '_blank',
'location=no,EnableViewPortScale=yes,presentationstyle=pagesheet');
It's already zoomed-in a little. I can zoom-in-and-out because of EnableViewPortScale=yes for sure.
However, it seems like there is zoom-out-limit.
when i load up 1024x768 photo, it doesn't show fully zoomed-out photo(on both iOS and Android), but it's like 120%-ish already zoomed in.
I Just created stackoverflow account, so i can't upload photo. sorry!(it says i need 10 reputations to upload image)
There is no true solution for this issue.
So what I did is I just continue using inAppBrowser, but just instead of directly loading image from Amazon server(that's where I stored all images), I just made my window.open to go to another my URL and attach that url as a parameter after '?'.
The reason why I did this is because then I can force the Image web-view to have brief Javascript and CSS to render this dang-image correctly.
And as you guys know, this page must have meta-data that allows user-scale true, and must NOT have max-scale value.
So, Yep. Long story short, If you DIRECTLY load up the image in the inAppBrowser of phonegap, there is NO WAY you can force the image to start with 'not even slightly zoomed-in, but perfectly zoomed-out to the max'. Your own Page, Your own JS and CSS is the way to go guys.
The multiple view is not quite drawn the full size; it is about 10% smaller than the window, with white space at the top and the right. (See image below).
The problem applies to this Three.js example. From what I can tell, it's the combination of:
Multiple viewports of the same scene
Firefox
My WAMP setup
To confirm the above, I've done the following:
If I go to the above link, it works fine in both Chrome and Firefox.
Point my browser to a copy of that example on my localhost WAMPSERVER setup, it displays correctly in Chrome, but not in Firefox.
It also displays correctly if I extract the above example to my hard drive and open it in Firefox or Crhome. (bypassing WAMP).
My project displays correctly if I only display one viewport of the scene. (Firefox and Chrome, loaded via WAMP on localhost).
It's (obviously) something to do with my localhost WAMP setup that Firefox doesn't like that interferes with multiple views configuration (since single-view examples work fine). Perhaps the headers or something like that.
Is it a problem with my code? Firefox? Three.JS? Bounty goes to the best workaround. I'd be happy to answer questions about my WAMP configuration or anything else if I can.
Thanks!
Left: Not working. Right: working.
I am having trouble with a custom template I currently have on my website: http://irishgourmet.ie
In the latest versions of Firefox, Chrome and Safari the images in the image placeholder (top right) all load fine and in the correct dimensions. However in the latest version of IE, the first image loads fine then the subsequent images are huge. This trend applies to every category page.
Anyone have any ideas?
Firstly, definitely get your hands on Firebug Lite for IE. I use the bookmarklet. It takes a while to load on some versions, but has definitely saved my ass more than once.
Secondly, I'm having quite the opposite problem. I see no issue with the images in the very top right, but if you'r referring to the image carousel on the right, the first carousel image is fine, but the others are being set to
width: 178px;
height: 30px;
And are loading very small. They look like this
Hope this helps in some way.
Opera is the only browser I've tested that doesn't recognize the links on my home page. I can click on a few of the images and go to the linked page, but most don't do anything when I click. The cursor even remains an arrow. Works in every other browser.
http://test.davewhitley.com/not-wp/mobile_test/
They are images wrapped in anchor tags and the grid is created with css columns.
Any ideas?
Update:
The same links that are not clickable also aren't inspect-able in opera's web inspector.
Update:
Please note that some of the images are click-able on the left hand side. Which images are click-able varies with the browser width. If you view the website > 1300px browser width then most of the images are not click-able on the right side.
This seems to be a known bug in Opera 11.6x which is fixed in the most recent previews of Opera 12. I don't know of any workaround right now, but given that a fix is coming in the not too distant future I would simply wait for it.