Looks fine to me.

Here is what I see on your website:

Ha, thanks, but that is not a fix. It shouldnt download as html, it needs to be a proper normal jpg download. It doesnt look good and certainly not professional if it doesnt work properly.

I thought that you were asking how to fix the issue with the customer.

I'm not sure that anyone has figured out how or why it happens.  From what I have read it is an intermittent problem.  So until someone can reproduce the issue consistently, there won't be a permanent solution.

I think early on when I was figuring things out I might have deleted the
/symbiostock-network-directory/
page

when I click on the link I get the oops page now.

Is there any way to get it back?

Try this...

Create a new WordPress page called "Symbiostock Network Directory" and have it use the "Network - Directory" template.  Give it a permalink of "symbiostock-network-directory".

...you can see an alphabetical list of all your keywords aT http://cascoly.com/symbio/list.asp?list=31

... or http://<your website>/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=image-tags&post_type=image

The image processor doesn't mess with the original files that buyers would download?  Those would remain intact how they were originally created?

ImageMagick is mainly used to create the thumbnails, watermarked images, and resize images when a buyer purchases an image that is smaller than the original size.

If it is used on your original files, it is probably just used for IPTC info (such as the copyright in your image).  I haven't checked that yet.

The turkey image that you posted above has definitely been resized slightly larger.  On your website (http://images.mddu.com/image/smiling-thanksgiving-turkey/?r=http://images.mddu.com), the image is 573 x 443 px.  But the image you displayed above is 590 x 456 px.

Try this:

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.widget-featured img {   vertical-align: bottom;}


Thanks, but that didn't work either.

Anyone else?

Try adding this to your child theme CSS.

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.attachment-post-thumbnail {
vertical-align: bottom;
}

Thanks, but that doesn't seem to work.

I also don't see that tag (.attachment-post-thumbnail) in the original CSS docs.  Just wondering, where did you get this from?

I have spent hours on this and can't find a solution.

If you take a look at my homepage (http://shazamimages.com/), you will see that the thumbnails are currently aligned vertically towards the top.  In other words, the top of each image is aligned along a line.

I would like to have the thumbnails on my home page align vertically towards the bottom.  In other words, the bottom of each image should align along a line.

Is there any way to do this in CSS?

Then after 50 pages of drama we have to try to remember what we were talking about.

That made me burst out laughing.

Thanks...

Quote from: ShazamImages on August 09, 2013, 17:40

ajt:

iPhone Images???

Already accomplished. See here.

Yes, I know.  I was looking at the code for the new version of your plugin and saw the iPhone Images category.  It just caught me by surprise.

Thanks for the update.

I believe that it is in the WP Admin -> Users area.  Go to your admin user and there should be a field called "Personal Photo".

My guess would be that the widget pulls the minipic version and then upsizes it to fill the square frame. That upsizing will obviously make it blurry.

Yes, it does seem that your website is upsizing the images for some reason.

If you take a look at the source for the webpage, you will see the following for one of your images:

<img src="http://i1.wp.com/picturebreeze.com/wp-content/uploads/symbiostock_rf_content/3853-minipic.jpg?resize=150%2C150" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="3853-minipic" />

I'm not sure where that is coming from.

That doesn't happen on my website.