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Hey there guys,
I run a photoblog at http://www.uberpix.wodpress.com
Each time I add a photo, I click on 'Edit Image', and under the 'Advanced' tab, I modify the resolution to 640 X 480.
How can I make this resolution as the default resolution?
The blog I need help with is uberpix.wordpress.com.
Dashboard -> Settings -> Media Settings -> specify and save
Thanks! Also, how do I set default size for captions?
Unfortunately we can't format captions, nor can we add links to captions.
This may or may not help:
http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/captions-under-pictures?replies=12#post-323596
Oh!
http://www.uberpix.wordpress.com
If you click on the link, in my blog you will notice that the pictures are not fitting in the post frame, like as though they are spilling out. What resolution will exactly fit the post frame? Also, when I view the post individually(click on the post, which takes me to a new page), will the picture expand to fit the new post frame size?
Thx
You are using a flexible width theme which means the size of the post area changes with the width of a browser window. Resize the width of your browser window and you will see what I mean. This means that for people who have their browser window set narrow, or have a lower resolution monitor setting, they will probably not see your entire photograph. It is the nature of flexible width themes.
If you look at this blog post, http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/2009/07/23/maximum-image-width/ , and look in the far right column, you will see the actual maximum image with for the various themes here. If you put images into a post that exceed the maximum image width listed there in the right column, it can in many case cause your theme to break and go seriously wonky.
The themes with the widest post areas as you will see are the two journalist themes.
Images do not automatically resize when you go to the post permalink page. If they did you would be relying on the browser to resize the image, and the image would come out looking very bad. Browsers do not resample, they only resize and for the most part do a pretty poor job of it.
My suggestion is to find a fixed width theme you like and then insert images into your posts to where they fit properly and then link that image to the full-sized image. Then people can click on the image in the post to see the full-sized image.
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