Images freaking out in mobile

[sethbahookey]

Hi Team,

I have my site almost complete except for some images freaking out when I size the window down to a smaller mode. Now on my desktop it looks fine and the images resize, but when I look at the site on my android phone you'll see that the images are broken up. Any ideas why?

edge.dandycatdesigns.com

Thanks,
Seth

[karlaarcher]

Hi Seth -

I don't have an android so I can't check it out directly, but when I try it on http://www.responsinator.com/ the images looks fine. Have you fixed this or is there a specific page where the images are not resizing?

-Karla

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Karla Archer
archercreative.com

[carasmo]

I looked on iPhone and Android on the home page and it was fine.

Main image is too big a phone, loads slugglish, try using https://wordpress.org/plugins/adaptive-images/

You have MANY parse errors in your html, look at the source in FireFox and all that red. The meta itemprop="reviewBody" and the meta itemprop="name" content= are not inside their tag areas.

<meta itemprop="reviewBody" content=""When I started, I weighed in at 194 lbs. Breaking 200 was something I did not want to do! I’ve always lived an active lifestyle, playing a variety of sports since I was a kid, so working out wasn’t the problem, but diet and correct working out was! Just like most of girls, I thought lifting heavy w/ low reps would make me bulky ...little did I know it was the exact opposite! Four months after starting, I now weigh 176 lbs and hardly any clothes still fit me.  Working out is something I now get excited to do instead of dreading. I used to need a nap every day because I never had energy-- now I have energy all the time.  This journey has made me a completely different person, not just by the way I look but mentally too. I’m an overall happier person. Before, I was very self conscious and had no confidence. Now, slowly, I keep getting more and more confident with myself because of the hard work and results that I have, and continue to have."" />
<meta itemprop="datePublished" content="2016-03-10" />
<meta itemprop="dateModified" content="2016-03-19" />
<meta itemprop="url" content="http://edge.dandycatdesigns.com/testimonial/emilie-22/" />
<meta itemprop="name" content=""When I started, I weighed in at 194 lbs. Breaking 200 was something I did not want to do! I’ve always lived an active lifestyle, playing a variety of spo…" />
<meta itemprop="image" content="//edge.dandycatdesigns.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/02-emilie-500x500.png" />
<div itemprop="aggregateRating" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/AggregateRating"><meta itemprop="reviewCount" content="0" />
<meta itemprop="ratingCount" content="0" />

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[sethbahookey]

Hi Carasmo,

I really appreciate the feedback! Thanks for discovering these errors. When you mean they are not inside their tag areas, how would I fix this?

Thanks!

I'll also check out the adaptive image plugin.

Seth

[carasmo]

content=""When I started, I weighed in at 194 lbs. Breaking 200 was something I did not want to do! I’ve always lived an active lifestyle, playing a variety of sports since I was a kid, so working out wasn’t the problem, but diet and correct working out was! Just like most of girls, I thought lifting heavy w/ low reps would make me bulky ...little did I know it was the exact opposite! Four months after starting, I now weigh 176 lbs and hardly any clothes still fit me. Working out is something I now get excited to do instead of dreading. I used to need a nap every day because I never had energy-- now I have energy all the time. This journey has made me a completely different person, not just by the way I look but mentally too. I’m an overall happier person.

Notice the content= and the two "", the content is not inside there, throwing an error. However this was added, it should be fixed. Contact the plugin author.

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