Odd. I’ve checked on Safari, Firefox and Chrome and get a shifted image. I don’t see a feature for me to upload a screen shot, so I’ve uploaded that to this url: http://www.imagestudios.net/screenshot_wtr.jpg

Thanks for your help in working to resolve this Josue!

This has been resolved now. Thanks for your help.

Why is it that “padding-top: 10px\9” works and adds the correct pixel spacing, but “padding-top:50px\9” does not work, and I see the large gap again? In the screenshot above, we should be seeing a 50px gap above the headline. When I change the CSS to the code listed above, it appears with this short gap. When I change it to “padding-top:50px\9” I see the very large gap under the headline, as shown in the original images posted at top. It seems like a very strange bug – please let me know if there is a solution to get this to appear correctly in IE8. Thank You.

Didn’t quite work: http://withthisring.org/test-page

Here’s the code I used:
[video src="https://www.withthisring.org/videos/jointhestory_720.mp4" width="640" height="360" poster="http://www.withthisring.org/images/jointhestoryscreenshot.jpg"]

Thanks. I tried that but we like how the gallery view has the pix abutted. There is too much space in the 1/4 column solution. But!! you gave me an idea. I added a text block and styled the caption.
http://www.kennethbsmith.com/clients/abww/ab-wardrob-works-clients-women/

p .client-caption {
    display: block;
    float: left;
    font: 0.8em Arial, sans-serif;
    text-align: center;
    width: 50%;
}

That should work. Couldn’t have done it without you.

How can I edit the way the theme crops my feature image? I like being able to have a HD feature image on our articles that’s bigger than just 300px in height and 700 in width, but I also want it to be cropped correctly. For example, the link to the article below. It looks normal now, because I resized the image to have a height of 300. Before, when it was roughly 700, it would ALWAYS cut of the center guys face from the mouth up.

http://utrugby.com/texas-rugby-opening-spring14/

I have figured out more details on the Portfolio Tags. It seems that when I use the default editor, the tags will show up at the bottom of the post. When I use the Advanced Layout Editor, it removes the tags. How can I get the Tags to display on Portfolios when I use the Advanced Layout Editor?

Thanks.

Thank you Devin! What I actually meant is that I hoped that the theme did this automatically: subtracting the featured image from the first image in the post.

Is there a way to do this?

Otherwise I have to past all these images (100+ posts) again in the blog posts… :-\

Firebug did not prove helpful on that one! Seems so simple :) great service as always! Have a great day…

So you have add a feature that do the same thing than a fixed background image but this new feature do nothing visible… ?
Strange, don’t you think ?
/-)

Hmm..portfolie-item was changed to referanser.
Now if I open a portfolio item from my front page by clicking the image it opens the page fine, but the breadcrumb has gone crazy. If I click on an item from a portfolio grid on the front page it takes me to the right place, but my breadcrumb then says Im somewhere else.

/referanser/visittkort/ – click to open – breadcrumb: / Another page / Subpage / Visittkort