With CSS …
Aply an “img” style to the div=”id” in wich the image is displayed. In the “img” class, you can define the size you wish the img to be displayed. The loop doesnt crop the image, it just scales it .. you can define the proportion and sizes in the CSS
Example: #imagelayer img {
Thanks, it didn’t stop it from scaling/blow up the image, but I did just turn it into display none.
The default size for activity stream thumbnails is 100px in height, and then the width is dynamic proportioned changed according to the image size of the picture your using for thumbnail. Either you have to define the image size/proportions when you initially upload a picture to the article (Do this via the “media” menu where you can define the different sizes for images to be generated when you upload them for an article. Or else you need to find a thumbnail app that will create thumbnails .. the build in feature will only scale not crop. Proportion is the issue .. keep the image ratio same on all pictures, if you wish to only use the build in image handler.