Low image quality

[vitorrloureiro]

Hey,

I’m trying to upload some photos to a site using ART theme, and they are very high res (like 6000×4000). I need them to be on that resolution when they are displayed in the lightbox. However, when I upload them to wordpress, they are automatically resized to 2560×1707. I tried changing the settings on WordPress’ settings>media, but didn’t work. I also tried to use that plugin method of setting WordPress compression to 100 in order to avoid it. Nothing worked. I suspect it might be something related to the theme…

Can you help me, please?

Thanks in advance,

Vitor

[SeaTheme]

Hi,

Please go to Art Theme>Theme options>General Settings: enable “Disable Image Srcset”.

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[vitorrloureiro]

Hey, thanks!

Your suggestion together with a little bit of code to disable WordPress maximum image size did the work.

I ended up making a plugin with these two lines and nothing more:
”
add_filter(‘jpeg_quality’, function($arg){return 100;});
add_filter( ‘big_image_size_threshold’, ‘__return_false’ );
”

Maybe this is a good option to have natively on the theme?

Anyway, thought it would be nice to share with you guys in case someone else needs help with this matter.

Thank you very much,

Vitor

[SeaTheme]

Hi,

Thanks for sharing.
We will consider adding the option in the future.

Best

[manuuug]

Hi!

I am having the same problem that the colleague commented. When uploading a render, I notice that the program compresses it for me despite being previously compressed for web pages (700kb (2000×1800)). I have tried to add the command that comments on it, but it turned out to be impossible.

Is there an option so that neither the template nor the wordpress itself does not touch the images that are uploaded at all? I lose a lot of image quality.

Thanks.

[SeaTheme]

Hi,

Did you enable the option?

Please go to Art Theme>Theme options>General Settings: enable “Disable Image Srcset”.

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If it doesn’t work, please leave your website URL, I will check the lived webpage, thanks

Regards!

[manuuug]

Yes!.

But i can’t send u my url. Because it is a website that is on an internal network and cannot be accessed from outside

[SeaTheme]

Hi,

Do you mean that the original images are not shown on the page?
Let us make sure it from the webpage firstly .
Please use Chrome to visit your webpage, find the <img tag, and paste the screenshot to me:
refer to the 2 screenshots
https://www.dropbox.com/s/im04te7gw2suqdl/qq20201124-095940.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7osej670tdrnofy/qq20201124-100205.jpg?dl=0

Could you please send your question(this topic URL) and screenshots to uiueux@gmail.com ?

Regards

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