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When clicking on the thumbnail, sometimes you can see part of the picture that isn't in the frame in the thumbnail. When you click on the thumbnail, the picture pops up showing the whole picture.
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10921048/how-to-resize-pictures-correctly-with-wordpress-galle...
help make it understandable without example
When clicking on the thumbnail, sometimes you can see part of the picture that isn't in the frame in the thumbnail. When you click on the thumbnail, the picture pops up showing the whole picture.
Here is a picture to help you understand
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10921048/how-to-resize-pictures-correctly-with-wordpress-galle...
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The thumbnail doesn't always show the entire image; you have to click on the thumbnail to see the whole picture.
- The thumbnail doesn't always show the entire image; you have to click on the thumbnail to see the whole picture.
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The thumbnail doesn't always show the entire image; you have to click on the thumbnail to see the whole picture.
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I'm trying to say that I've clicked on the thumbnail I should I write it if I've clicked on it?
Sometimes, when clicking on a thumbnail, you see part of a picture that wasn't originally displayed in the thumbnail.
When you click on the thumbnail, sometimes you will see a bigger portion of the photo that wasn't the thumbnail.
It is a little different than Not the entire p
Sometimes, when clicking on a thumbnail, you see part of a picture that wasn't originally displayed in the thumbnail.
When you click on the thumbnail, sometimes you will see a bigger portion of the photo that wasn't the thumbnail.
It is a little different than Not the entire p
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The problem is not with the picture that appears when you click on the thumbnail. That's the whole picture. That's the "real" picture.
The problem is with the thumbnail. Because the thumbnail doesn't accurately reflect the entire picture, when you click on it, you see parts you didn't expect to see. Is that a problem? If so, use a cropping tool.
The problem is with the thumbnail. Because the thumbnail doesn't accurately reflect the entire picture, when you click on it, you see parts you didn't expect to see. Is that a problem? If so, use a cropping tool.
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