Images used for Tumblr Feed pop-up look low-res (not sharp enough). Upon checking the code, the image fetched looks like 640x960px. Is there any way that the full-size image (1280x1920px) can be fetched? Thank you in advance.
Sorry, let me ask another question. When I set to show the latest 10 posts only in masonry (and not adding “Load More” button), the popped-up images can be scrolled down to show more than 10 posts, which isn’t my desired behavior. Possible to end the popped-up images when reaching the 10th post?
Sorry, another question here (looks like a bug). When I use “Show specific post” filter for my Tumblr feed, older posts won’t appear. For example, none of the following posts won’t appear.
Thanks! By the way, I’ve also tried “Show posts containing keyword” filter, but the same thing happens. Only recent posts (from 2023 and 2022) appear. Those posted in 2021 or earlier won’t appear. Thank you for looking into the problem!
Thanks, good to know that the filters can be applied to 50 latest posts for now. Hopefully, they can be applied to all posts from the past.
By the way, just found something else. Older posts are using low-res images (pls see https://widget-2dbdd8d7aec843bcbfa31706690cb99b.elfsig.ht/). The first pic was posted this month, which uses high-res images in the default view and pop-up. But, the second image onwards (all posted in 2019 and before), both default view and pop-up are using low-res images (default view at 250px width; pop-up at 640px width). Is this something that can be fixed, too? Thank you again for your advice!
Hi @Joey_J I’m going to step in while Max is on holiday
You see, I’ve checked your widget with the devs and, based on the data provided by Tumblr, the widget displays the maximum available resolution (1280px in width). And given that, we’re not able to do anything on our end in this regard, I’m afraid
I see, but widget is not displaying the maximum available resolution (1280px in width). On the default view (before clicking for pop-up), these are what’s loaded. Why is the second image loading an image with 250px in width (unlike the first image loading an image with 640px in width)? Thank you again.