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Smush Pro incorrect resizing detection

When the “Detect and show incorrectly sized images” option is enabled, it indicates some images on site but then it list them as they should be resized to 0 x 0 pixels.

Thu, 24 Oct 2019 16:07:54
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  • Kris Tomczyk
    • Ex Staff

    Hi Cindy

    Hope you are doing good today.

    This case has been flagged for our SLS Team so that they can double check why “Detect and show incorrectly sized images ” point some of those images to resize to 0x0.
    We will post an update here as soon as more information is available.

    Please keep in mind that our SLS Team deals with more complicated issues, so it may take a little longer for them to reply here. Thank you for your patience while we look into this further.

    Kind Regards,
    Kris

  • Alessandro
    • Nightcrawler & Daydreamer

    Hello Cindy.
    I checked your website and found no important issues regarding your images’ sizes.
    Our tool “Detect and show incorrectly sized image” tries to detect oversized or blurry images. This helper runs on page load and calculates images and their parent size container to check if image fits in it. If there is a missmatch it highlights the image for further inspection by the user.

    Consider that sometimes it can’t determine the correct sizes due to:

    – Lazyload (real image size do not present at the time of check)
    – Javascript altered content (like sliders plugins that changes the DOM)
    – Theme’s code (some functionality that theme executes on page’s elements and done via JS or images are hidden on current viewport etc.)
    or other reasons that make the helper show inaccurate recommendations.

    As helper can’t take into account all the conditions ever possible, it’s up to you to inspect if actually there is a problem with an image and then fix the issue.
    So if you see some recommendations that you think are already fine, please ignore them.

    Let us know if you need further help on optimizing your images.

    Kind regards,
    Alex.