Control needed for Blog Post Cover Image dimensions
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Seamus Reynolds
The recommended size is 600x400... previously the dimensions stayed fixed regardless of the view, but now a 600x400 image is stretched across the post and is no longer responsive. Full screen on desktop view now stretches the image across the page, and it is only in its correct proportions if the screen is scaled right down to its minimum.
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Elsie Silva Kniff
So needed! I am approaching it as a do it with you model and for businesses who have some staff in place that handle some of these things. Walking them through and then saying sorry the blog page itself looks off...not good enough.
There Should be a thumbnail image for the blog for feature pages and things and the
There should be more flexibility with Blog pages also
Whether it is food, recipes, business, travel, job postings, events listings
Being able to have 2 columns and where one could also display previous blogs would be great (See attachment)
Also, being able to choose 2 or 3 related blogs to that current blog that would show in a column or at the bottom would be great and help with customer involvement
It would be great to have a blog template page where you can do a blog or article drop and it would be the feature but then have all the rest below (See attachment)
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Will Esterhuyse
So I figured out a "brute force" fix for this. It aint pretty, but it gets the job done.
Add the following to the "insert custom code" in the blogpost
<style>
.header-image img { width: 600px !important; }
.blog-html-container-single img {width:600px !important;}
</style>
It will load the large image and then take 3 seconds to apply the code.
Maybe someone better than me can add to this solution, but it looks better than the 100% width stretched image...
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Ian Christopher Abarca
This might help you. Apply this code directly on the css editor on the blog post page /* Remove all images from the #blog-content-dwqtbI1XfE section
*/
#blog-content-dwqtbI1XfE img {
display: none !important;
}
It will remove all the images on the blog post. But if you need those content images to appear in the blog post apply a CSS element on the blog post editor and attach the image via an Iframe
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Chris OConnell
Just finished a chat with support over this same issue. Really goofy setup they have now. We should have the ability to adjust this image or hide it
They tell me it is not possible to adjust unless I do my own custom css code
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Ed Newman
Just started a blog and this is seriously annoying. Cover Image is huge and i cannot figure out how to shrink.
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Zoran Surlan
Absolutely NEEDED! It's ridiculous the way it is now.
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Joseph Beckerley
I'm having the same problem on both blog pages and have been looking everywhere hot to fix it.
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James Yochum
Having similar issues here. Looks horrible.
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Seamus Reynolds
Adding to this post with a fresh example. I created an image in DallE which is square 1:1. I uploaded it and it immediately stretches is when viewed on desktop, but when viewed on mobile the image is perfect!
So, in the spirit of offering responsive content, please can we get control over image sizes