Image resize

Hi Ton,

Can you please provide more details? Are you uploading images inside the article text or in a custom field?

For images inside the article text it's indeed the "Content - Econa Inline Images" which is handling image resizing.
The simple method will just read the img tag width attribute and resize the image based on that value. You can also set a maximum width to be enforced.
Responsive method allows you to set predefined images sizes which Econa generates when saving the article. In the front-end those sizes are loaded using the srcset attribute. You can learn how responsive images work at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Multimedia_and_embedding/Responsive_images .

If you don't want your inline images resized you can simply disable the "Content - Econa Inline Images" plugin.

I hope it's more clear now. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Regards

Hi Ton,

I have to admit I am a bit confused! This plugin is a content plugin which means that it gets executed when you save an article. I am almost sure that it's not triggered when you are using Yootheme PRO. And I am completely sure that it's not triggered when you uploading using FTP.
However, I am not sure how Yootheme works. If it's creating regular Joomla articles, then when someone saves those articles through the regular Joomla articles interface the plugin will get executed.
Do you think that this is the case? If not, please create a new private ticket and include administrator credentials so I can have a look.

Regards

Hi Ton,

As I wrote before, just create a new private ticket and provide the credentials there.

Regards

Hi Ton,

I took a look at the administration and it seems that the builder creates regular Joomla articles, so that's probably the reason the plugin gets triggered. Saving an article outside the builder will trigger the plugin.
You can try to edit the slideshow settings in the builder to see if they have any effect. If not, I am afraid that you will have to either disable the plugin completely, since there is no way for us to know if an article has been created by the builder.

Regards