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October 22, 2018 at 3:40 am #1024652Hi 
 Can I change the featured image size on single blog posts, so the images stretches to the width of the column and the height is in proportion?October 22, 2018 at 7:55 am #1024726Hey IngridSpielman, Thanks for the link, though it’s already 100% of the container width. Could you try to explain a bit further or post a screenshot highlighting your intentions please? Best regards, 
 RikardOctober 22, 2018 at 12:08 pm #1024799Hi, Thanks for your reply. It is the height of the image that is the problem. All my images have a different height, and I don’t want them to appear cropped when I use them on a single blog post, as a featured image. If I manually insert the image into the post I can display the image correctly based on the image width and height. See link 1 below. If I display the image using the featured image option, then the image appears cropped. See link 2 below. How can I change the settings so the featured image shows the full height on a single blog post (as shown in link 2)? Thank you, - 
		This reply was modified 7 years ago by IngridSpielman. 
 October 22, 2018 at 12:12 pm #1024803Hi, 
 Thanks for your reply.I have about 350 images. They all have the same widths, but the heights vary. I want the height to be uncropped on the single blog post. When I display them as a featured image on a single blog post they are always cropped. See link 1 below When I display them after manually adding the image to the content editor, it is uncropped.’See link 2 below So my question is On the single blog post page how can I make the image appear uncropped but still use the featured image upload to do this. Thank you, - 
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 October 24, 2018 at 2:35 pm #1025911Hi IngridSpielman, I got a 404 on one link and no image on the other. Can you please links to the pages with the issue? Best regards, 
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