Image at top of a Post does not show correct size or position

[gladavisj]

Since upgrade to WP 6.0, this site is having problems with editing on new Posts.
Prior to upgrade, editorial Post(s) were in this format but the byline image (inserted by the author) now refuses to display in the selected size or position when it is the first item in the Post content. I have tried adding a blank line above the image and this has worked... but inconsistently! This site has a lot of content and adding editorial is a common activity. My customer is not happy at the prospect of having to perform additional tasks in order to maintain the existing style/layout of his editorial.
Has anyone else spotted problems with the layout since moving to 6.0?

https://magazine.dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/

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[brycejune]

Hi,
If the image at the top of a post in the Magazine Pro theme is not showing the correct size or position, there are a few things you can try:

Make sure the image is the correct size: The recommended image size for Magazine Pro is 1200px by 400px. If your image is not the correct size, it may not display properly.

Check the image alignment: Make sure the image is set to align center in the post editor. If it is set to left or right alignment, it may not display correctly at the top of the post.

Clear your cache: Sometimes, your browser cache can cause issues with the display of images. Try clearing your cache and reloading the page to see if that resolves the issue.

Check for conflicting CSS: If you have customized the theme or added custom CSS, there may be conflicting code causing the issue. Try disabling any custom CSS to see if that resolves the issue.
Regards,
Bryce

[maxwelll22]

To resolve the issue, you may need to troubleshoot the problem by disabling plugins one by one, switching to a different theme temporarily, or seeking assistance from a developer who is experienced in WordPress. You can also check WordPress forums or other online communities to see if others have experienced similar issues after upgrading to version 6.0.

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[Jelly4567]

If the image at the top of a post is not displaying correctly in terms of size or position, you can take several steps for Team Building to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:

Check Image Dimensions: Make sure the image you are using at the top of the post has the correct dimensions for the platform or website where you are posting it. Different platforms may have specific image size requirements for headers or featured images.

Resize or Crop the Image: If the image is too large or not fitting properly, consider resizing or cropping it using image editing software. Ensure that it matches the recommended dimensions for the specific platform.

Adjust Image Alignment: Most content management systems and website builders allow you to adjust the alignment of images within posts. You can choose options like "center," "left-align," or "right-align" to control the image's position.

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