Something I just learned about Wordpress and image files

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Posted by: Krishna De | Posted on: June 2nd, 2007 | 2 Comments | Posted in: Business blogging

If you are receiving feeds to Biz Growth News, you might be a bit confused with the fact that you received notification for a post about the power of blogging and then when you clicked on the link it was not there.

Well you see just learned something about my WordPress template.

I have known for sometime that if I insert an image that is not correctly sized, it can disturb my whole blog, losing all the side bars, changing the format and event the typeface.

Well in my original post about the Power of Blogging I had an image of the screen shot of iTunes showing where our new podcast had been featured as a staff favourite.

I wrote the post a few days ago and scheduled it to post on the 1 June. When I previewed the post I realised that the whole layout was disturbed due to the image of the screen shot being too big.

I thought I had rectified this with deleting the image from the post.

However on checking the blog today, I noticed that the blog design was all out of kilter. so it seems that just deleting the image for some reason was not going to be sufficient.

Hence I had to delete the post and post it again.

So apologies to anyone who was confused and came to the blog and could not find the original post.

I’ve not experienced this problem before. Have you?

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This is more frequent that you may realize. I recommend that if you use the iMax Width WordPress Plugin if you are unfamiliar with CSS, and if you are, then I recommend you read The Battle Between Image Width and Column Width.
Krishna De

Thanks so much for posting about the article – it was very helpful.

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Hi, my name is Krishna De and I’m a digital marketing and social media speaker, strategist and mentor. I hope you find the articles and resources I share help you enhance your online visibility, the reputation of your brand and achieve your business goals. You can also read my research and events blog where I curate content on up-to-date key digital and social media trends and share events that I think will be of interest to you. I’d love to connect with you on Facebook, Google+, Pinterest, SlideShare, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn.

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