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TimOsahenru opened this issue Oct 21, 2024 · 6 comments
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Implement Standard Resizing for Featured Images in Blog Posts #538

TimOsahenru opened this issue Oct 21, 2024 · 6 comments
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@TimOsahenru
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For better user experience ensure all featured images have a standard dimension.

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You can achieve this by either:

  • Applying a standard size to all images globally across blog posts.
  • Creating a specific CSS class for featured images, which can be applied on a per-post basis, depending on your preference.

For more details, refer to this context.

@JohananOppongAmoateng
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@TimOsahenru can I get assigned to this

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@TimOsahenru do you have a specific size you want the images resized to?

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@kjaymiller
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I think it would be best if we found a reference on the internet that provides a suggestion so that we can make an educated decision.

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I also noticed in #543 that the ratio used is not a standard one. Which could have some rendering issues on devices...

Most devices would expect something like a 4:3 or 16:9 ratio. Instead the PR uses 524 : 933.

I think we should use a ratio of 16:9 or 3:2 per instructions from https://tiny-img.com/blog/best-image-size-for-website/

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@kjaymiller it seems this issue needs to be closed or ?

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