Ok, the reason that’s happening is because you’re using tables….but we can create a “workaround” by changing or removing the img part on line 378 in your style.css –
embed,
iframe,
img,
object,
video {
max-width: 100%;
}
I’m not sure how familiar you are with CSS so I’ll explain just in case. If you completely remove the img, from the code above then it will allow your images to show up at full width as you have it originally. So if you did that, the code would look like this as an end result –
embed,
iframe,
object,
video {
max-width: 100%;
}
I usually recommend NOT using tables, especially since they aren’t reliable, or compatible/consistent with every browser. It would be much better to use div‘s. After looking at your source code, I would definitely suggest using divs if you can, it’s much better for modern browsers that we’re using nowadays……Plus it’s much easier to deal with the code, and there is less conflict and issues when you’re adding code/images.
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