Images in posts and user profile seem to fill screen's width when displaying in the iOS app:           (The gray highlight is not part of the image, this screenshot was taken by click and holding on the image)   This is what it looks like on the web:        This snowflake, , displays weirdly in the iOS app as seen above.
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contains image inside text, but appearance is differ on full site and mobile web/app.  iOS app:     Full site:     Mobile web:     Android-app:      My thoughts that only full site's and android-app's alignment is correct.   App Version: 1.6.1.2 Device: iPad Air 2 (Wi-Fi) OS Version: Version 10.1.1 (Build 14B100)
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Noticed in my  that the avatars of the Top Network Askers are blurry.  Quick check showed it's because SE is requesting the 16x16 thumbnail, while having 30x30 size of the image itself, which cause the image to stretch.  Changing the requested image to 32x32 makes the avatars more clear, e.g.  vs   Live demo. Nick looks like this at the moment:        Changing to  32x32 will make it much better:
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I'm trying to achieve the effect shown below, but with a photograph and I'm having some trouble maintaining the height width ratio so the photograph doesn't look too distorted - can anyone offer any tips or tutorials?  Thanks in advance for your help.
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At least for successful beta sites, the new design seems to result in a lack of whitespace between the numbers and what the numbers represent.  Because a picture is worth a thousand words, even though this particular example comes straight off the presses at :
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I have the idea that non-featured meta posts are displayed as if they are in the app feed.   Or does featured mean something else here?
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When trying to view  via the iOS app, I get this:        It's consistent, retrying does not help and the request always fail.  All other questions load just fine, so I highly suspect the cause is the Emoji icons used in there, especially in the comments that contain lots of them.  Beta channel, version 1.0.1.85  Update: still happening in 1.0.1.88 and I also found that the "preview" seen for example in tag search shows the Emoji just fine:
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iOS SEß 1.2.2.200  Since when did SE let you double flag?    There are two same flags in here.   Is it possible to be fixed?
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strikes . This time it's:    Link to the original profile picture:  I noticed it can be fixed by changing the image source from http://graph.facebook.com/{id}/picture?type=large to http://graph.facebook.com/{id}/picture?type=normal. (or enforce maximum width in the CSS itself) Edit: now the image height is constrained to 128 pixels, so when the width is bigger than the height and both more than 128 pixels, it leads to something like this: ()
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The new attribution style on posts looks great, and brings some consistency with the website which is good. This is how it looks on an iPhone (in landscape, to emphasise the alignment; in portrait both boxes take up the whole screen width):        This is how it looks on the website:        Notice the switched order? That's confusing. Since the app version is aligned left it does make more sense in the order that it is, but since the website version is right aligned and the idea here is obviously consistency with the website could we switch the alignment and order to match?
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In Mac OS, when you have your login screen configured to show a list of users (as opposed to a username/password text box combo), each user is accompanied by a large circular image.  This is alternately known as a 'User Picture' or a 'Login Picture'.  All users have such an image even if they are the generic gray silhouette image.  Furthermore, when you enable network users to log into your mac, and have the login screen configured to show a list of users, the User Pic that accompanies the 'Other...' user is a special login picture, which is a gray silhouette of three individuals, like so:    I would like to change this image so that I can have a more fun picture for the students in my school to click on when they want to login with their network account.  I do not know how to do this.  One idea I had, and it was admittedly something of a brute force idea, was to find that image on the hard drive and replace it with a picture of my choice.  The image seems to be this one:  /System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Content/Resources/Everyone.icns   However, overwriting that file with a normal image had no effect on the login screen, so I am thinking that either, 1. that isn't really the file being used, or 2. it is the correct file but something else needs to change in addition to over writing it with a different image.  To clarify: I am solid on changing the user picture for normal users and I have a script in place already to do so. I do not need help with that.  It is the 'Everyone' image, or the gray silhouette of three heads, that accompanies the 'Other...' prompt on the login screen that I would like to change.  The "Bounty Goal" is to replace the 'everyone' image on the login screen with one of my choosing.  This is not the same thing as providing a login pic for an individual who has signed in by clicking on the Other link.  Thanks in advance for solving this!!
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Dumb question - tracking footage, having border smear problems... So, just tracking some of my own footage for the first time and as I'm approaching my first test renders, I've encountered some weirdness with the boarders of the image - smearing in previews, transparency in render. Obviously, this is not my intended result!  The footage is from an iPhone 4, resolution 1280x738 w/display resolution of 1280x720.  I've a horrible feeling I've set my proxies up wrongly - and that I should immediately know what the problem is here... but I cannot remember the solution! Can anybody jog my memory?   Maaaan, I'm feeling stupid...  --Rev
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I really love the way  works, but unfortunately it doesn't look very sharp on a , especially when juxtaposed with browser-rendered text. If you made the generated image twice its current size, it would circumvent this problem.  Could you please generate larger source images? Keeping the same width and height HTML attributes will mean that the image won't look any different for current users, so there's no chance of anything breaking.  It's a small difference, but quality is in the details!
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Open question with many of answers, e.g. . Scroll down several times to force loading of the rest of answers. Rotate your iDevice (tested on iPad) quickly. Screen resizing stuck after stoping rotation.                 Rest of UI is working well: can scroll, select tabs etc. Looks like screen size is locked with one dimension from portrait mode and another one from landscape mode.  Dropping app to background and restore - fixes dimensions.   App Version: 1.6.2.5 Device: iPad Air 2 (Wi-Fi) OS Version: Version 10.2 (Build 14C92)
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I never liked that SO/SE relied on the external gravatar service, so I was glad to . However, it turns out that one cannot use as profile picture a PNG file with transparent background (something that is supported by gravatar):    Above is a screen capture of my profile page, with a profile picture that has a transparent background. That background is turned into black, which I suppose is a bug.  The method of upload doesn't change anything (I uploaded it manually to imgur, but the same black background is observed). See the difference between the two following URLs:  http://i.stack.imgur.com/Da3ex.png?s=128&amp;g=1   and  http://i.stack.imgur.com/Da3ex.png   The problem is thus in the resizing code from imgur.
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You've probably seen this sidebar ad on one or more -enabled Stack Exchange sites over the years:    The image is dynamically generated from a non-officially SE app that uses the Stack Exchange API to fetch the bounties from a given site.  As far as I understand, the rendered image automatically scales to the allotted ad space - when the sidebar ads were 220x250, it would render in the sidebar as a 220x250 image while still looking quite oversized in the  meta (as it does right here).  With the new 2016 campaign starting, can we test whether this awesome dynamic ad works with the new sidebar width?
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What could cause this? f12:    Viewport:    (the f12 has fewer samples, but even when the viewport is at lower samples it looks different..)  I know about color management, but that is at the defaults..    EDIT: oops.. I know 'log' is not a default, but that is because I was fiddling with it. The image above is rendered with 'default'    The material is quite simple, only a translucent shader. (for testing) I even tried appending everything into a new file to reset all the settings, but no difference.  EDIT2: Uploaded blend
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How can I create a generic blurred background that can be used on multiple images similar to the example below?  I need a white frosted glass looking png that I can set use to layer over regular images to give them all a frosted glass look (like you can almost make out whats behind it; maybe some colors).  Examples:       Maybe a white background with texture (grainy texture) then Gaussian blur that and then use it as a layer over all my images.  I know the link I posted above is probably just an image blurred, but I need a layer that can be reused in an iOS project. This way it can be used a view layer over sections of an image and make the image underneath look blurred.  Maybe I shouldn't use blur as the term here. I am looking for frosted glass look.  What I am trying to do with this image is import it to my iOS app use it a view background. Then when this view is over other views (a map view, a photo, etc...) they all are frosted. I am trying to create the effect of this image from iOS 7. And no I don't want to use the new iOS 7 design features, because most of my users are on iOS 5 still. And no I don't want to force them to upgrade.