Seems to be a problem with customized CSS (or at least certain properties) only displaying correctly for the site owner. Looks ok for me but weird for the other six billion people... Perhaps an account/permission problem?

I have the same problem as http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/image-size-shrink?replies=2#post-1253895 . My page shows my tiled (rectangular) galleries with very small images when not logged in to WordPress, but when logged in it looks fine.

I haven't seen this behaviour before, but then it's not often I'm not logged in to wp. Noticed the problem today because I booted up my new laptop, so at first I thought it was a problem in Win8/Chrome but since it disappears when I log in it shouldn't be.

My blog is on http://gullmars.se (= http://gullmars.wordpress.com)

Again, if I'm just not doing it right, please someone let me know! I've tried it soo many ways, and short or reorganizing pictures til they kind of do what I want, I can't figure it out.

I've done everything I need to do with the exception of typing in the HTML code; is that something we will need to do for each and every post? The mosaic option is not automatic? If that's the case I will never use it. Too bad.

@supersita- However, please post a link to your WordPress.com site, starting with http:// to make it clickable so we know you are posting in the right forum.

@tt-thanks for the link, but better to link to the Gallery Demo post instead http://agallerydemo.wordpress.com/2012/10/05/shapes-and-mosaics-new-ways-of-displaying-your-gallery-thumbnails/

.. to give your Gallery a more homogeneous display, you can also set all your Gallery photos to display as a Mosaic by checking the box in your Dashboard>Settings>Media>Image Gallery Carousel>Tiled Galleries> Display all your gallery pictures in a cool mosaic. http://gammagirl.wordpress.com/2012/09/26/circles-squares-and-mosaics-the-gallery-feature-gets-another-makeover/

and the same old non-tiled gallery shows up every time...

and not "rectangular" and you do need to be very careful where you put spaces and quotation marks.

Create your background image with whatever level of opacity you want and then upload and insert it at appearance > background. To get rid of the yellow color (if that is what you want) then delete the color code from the background color field at appearance > background.

The color selected in the option is still there.

I need the background image in the back of the whole template, which means basically either margins of the page, left and right, and the bottom.

Do you understand what I mean ? Is it possible ?
I haven't seen any wordpress template with a background like this, except for the custom made template...

#page, #site-generator {
background: transparent !important;
}

#main {
background: url("IMAGE URL") repeat scroll center top #FFFFFF;
}

#page, #site-generator {
background: transparent !important;
}

So instead of one color (yellow here) I want a full size image.

How can I do that ?

#main {
background: url("IMAGE URL") repeat scroll center top #FFFFFF;
}

#main {
background: url("IMAGE URL") repeat scroll center top #FFFFFF;
}

Are you talking about putting a background on individual posts, or behind the entire post content area?

background-image: url(img/mypic.gif);

doesn't work because 'img' is the theme's image folder.

This must be easy, but wading through the documentation and searching the forum for a couple hours sure hasn't helped at all. Can anyone clear this up for me?

:)