bootScore Picture Solution 2

Open the picture in another window if you can’t directly see which of the picture versions has been selected by bootScore (Theme), WordPress (server), your browser (client), and your screen. On my desktop (2560 x 1440) in a browser window (1680 x 1050 or larger) it presents the image https://wpa-pfs2.fodina.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/beebug-pxh-1055217-1280×720-1-560×315.png. In solution 2, only the […]

Open the picture in another window if you can’t directly see which of the picture versions has been selected by bootScore (Theme), WordPress (server), your browser (client), and your screen. Possible instances are:

In a window of the size 1680×1050 or larger (tested with 1837×1204 and 1920×1080) bootScore now integrates the featured image in the bsTeaser size (560xXYZ) created by WordPress on behalf of the command add_image_size( ‘bsTeaser’, 560, 0, false);  – as in solution 1. In opposite to solution 1, this time the browser itself decides which of […]

WordPress, bootScore, and/or my browser (chrome) act cleverly: If I call the list of posts the first time (meaning technically: calling the index.php offered by bootScore), the medium pictures are used and fitted (upscaled) on the browser in the space bootScore has planned to offer. But after having called a post the first time (in […]