Hi my question is this... I have built a Drupal 7 website using Bartik 7.22 (default theme) and I have made it so users can create an Article. When a user has created an Article it posts to front page as I wanted however the users profile picture in the post is so small you can't really see the picture but when you click on the Title for the Article the users picture is the right size so the only problem I have is making that user profiles picture a little bigger for posts to the front page. I've been to Node picture display style and changed the format there and I've even gone to "Image styles" using the override defaults to change the size of the image nothing I've tried works. Can someone please help me?
Thank you
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are you using core's user pictures or did you add an imagefield to the user entity?
Umm I do have imagefield but
Umm I do have imagefield but I use the ImageCache Profiles module. Thank you for your reply :)
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have a link to the site?
Yeah sure, it's winmx.co.uk
Yeah sure, it's winmx.co.uk try not to laugh I'm a windows developer not really a website developer yet but I know html and php :D
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the site is redirecting to login. I just wanted to see the front page to better understand what it is you are dealing with.
I'm sorry If I leave it open
I'm sorry If I leave it open spammers might think its Christmas lol. I've taken a print screen so you can see:
http://www.winmx.co.uk/1.jpgSo its the user pictures in the post I'm trying to re size.
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I was hoping to inspect the CSS and HTML generating both images for some clues. I suggest you follow that lead.
It's a shame I have to go
It's a shame I have to go that way around you know i can change the width size through image style but can't do anything about the hight but like i say when i click to view the profile the picture size there is fine. I really dont want to change it through HTML because if I update it then I would have to edit it again and I'm not always home to do that but thank you very much for your help :)
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The idea of inspecting the HTML and CSS was to aid in providing clues as to what is controlling the sizing in the two different states. ie: the class names tend to provide the information needed to figure out what is going on.
Assuming that you are correct and it is two entirely different image styles handling the front page and the node itself, then the height may not adust if the image isn't large enough. You've not provided original image sizes nor image style settings. However, rather than shooting in the dark please check the source of the rendered HTML for both images (frontpage and the node) and paste between code tags.
Any CSS that changes between the two instances would also be helpful.