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Thanks for the compliment, here for your questions:

1. The distorted issue will be solved when you set your images alignment to “none”

2. I have seen you already made it with the thumbnail size haven’t been changed, for the size, it is defined in folioway/index.php, search for “640, 240” and you will find it.

Thank you for your answer. With the alignment set to “none” it is working but my photos are in full size 900×600px. What can I do to show them in fullsize on the post content? Thank you.

I don’t really get you, your photos are already full size on your site as i see you have set your post to “900px” by custom CSS

My question is how can i make the photos in the post to be seen at 900×600px (now they are shown at 640×427px) by keeping the homepage aspect to original 640px?

I see, it’s up to your Custom CSS, the CSS code you are using now is

#content {width:900px;}

You can limit it on posts by change it to

.single #content {width:900px}

Could you tell me what is the filename that is hosting the custom CSS you are reffering to?

It’s an option inside of the Admin where you will find it via Folioway > General Settings > Custom >Custom CSS

I put the line you wrote above inside Custom CSS like this ”.single #content {width:900px}” but nothing has changed inside the post…

Anyway…It is not ok at all for me to start aligning every photo to “none” i have at least 40 photos for every post and they will increase in number with every new post i’ll have. I sincerely don’t think this is a solution for the problem. I think you should have a better one…P.S. I’m still waiting the solution for the Custom CSS…Thank you!

Also, some other problem: the related post thumbnail for “Victor” is larger than the other related posts thumbnails and also the same happens för the popular post for “Victor” (You can check this out at the bottom of the page “http://catalinnastase.ro/andreea/”)

The thumbnail for “victor” shown at large because the small version not found, you can fix that by

1. Re-upload the image

2. Generate the missing size by some plugin, say AJAX Thumbnail Rebuild

Custom CSS was written for your requirement, you want your posts to be 900px wide and keep the home page posts at 640px, isn’t it?