First noticed it on my own thread where I insert an image of a charts table and the left and right columns are cropped now (was fine before the recent maintenance). Example:
But should (and did before) include the white edges at the sides of this image that I upload. Oh having written that I guess the “good” image here will also screw up lol
Umm yeah I can’t even show you a screen grab from my phone because THAT is going too big (for me!)!!
(Maybe you can download the images and see them properly in your album).
EDIT: oh yes, just realised you can just tap the embedded image to get the popup one and see what the full thing should be showing for my iPhone grabs and the actual table I publish.
@Jummivana
Further to this, I’m a web designer so I know a bit about how all this styling stuff works - and whilst I don’t know exactly how this forum system is constructed, I imagine it’s still using CSS styling.
Seems like something in the work done behind the scenes yesterday has changed the @media declaration for portrait on mobile devices (maybe not just iPhone, but “less than nn pixels” screen-width) and images are not being scaled down to 100% of actual screen-width dynamically when the page renders.
In landscape on phone I do see the full width of the images. And the fact it happens on Chrome and Safari the same means it’s not browser specific.
Just a thought! If I can help in any other way (send you a zip of “true” screenshots perhaps) let me know.
On that top picture you sent me I just about have the yellow box in view. Everything to the left is cropped (and same cut on right, like 20% off each side missing, I just about have the middle of propeller in view).
It’s not stretched (as in, not disproportionately) just too big overall so the height is also bigger than “normal” but it’s not cropping the tops and bottoms if that makes sense!
Today I have on some posts what looks like 100% width scaled down (I mean entire width is visible) BUT the height of them is what it would have been if the image was wider, so they are now vertically stretched. See attached.
Still the posts I linked and my charts are as they were, with cropping though.