Hi,

When a new item is published in a category, it will change the size of the images of the items previously published, making them larger.

But it only happens in one column format.

Hello Nuno,

This sounds like a template specific solution. Please use the default template to browse these links. If the issue persists, let me know and post a link so I can see the actual issue.

Hi,

First I'm using a default template override, in which the only modification I made was to fix the button style "Redmore" (category_item.php). Therefore, the files from the default directory are virtually unchanged.

Regarding my problem with images, I tried various combinations of one or more columns and image sizes (xlarge, large, medium, small) and none of the default size was recognized, or more correctly the k2 is not applying the default sizes to the images.

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You issue for the image always being as large is the container is this class

body #k2Container.itemListView .itemList #itemListPrimary .catItemImage img

this class has a width:100% !important; if you remove that then your image will be the size you have set up in the K2 parameters of category.

Hi,

I inserted the following code in my template_custom.css file to make the override of thirdpartyk2.css file but is not working.

body #k2Container.itemListView .itemList #itemListPrimary .catItemImage img {
margin: 10px 0 5px 0;
padding: 0;
max-width: 100%;
width: 100%;
border: 1px solid rgba(0,0,0,0.4);
}

I used Chrome to inspect and get the code so I know that removing the !important the override should be working ... can point me what I'm doing wrong.

Try with width:auto !important;