[Dieter Horn]

Hi tikaram,
i guess that’s a joke.
Closing support and no notification to all your users is not the fine way to handle your customers.

I am extremely disappointed with such a company philosophy.

Bye
Dieter

[Dieter Horn]

Hello Tikaram,
Thanks for passing it on to the development team. Since the plugin works correctly for me with my modification, I uploaded the original version to the development website.
https://zeller-dorfhaus.de/staging/instagramming/

The modified version is now available on my live web space
https://zeller-dorfhaus.de/test-instagram/

The changes are also described there.

Maybe there is a solution in the next version
Greetings and thanks again
Dieter

[Dieter Horn]

@tikaram
Thanks for pointing out the documentation. But unfortunately that is not helpful. I had read the documentation beforehand and tried all variants. All images are always displayed squarely. To demonstrate this, I implemented the example shortcode.  https://zeller-dorfhaus.de/test-instagram/

The original resolution of the images is not square.
Any other ideas to solve this problem?

Regards,
Dieter

[Dieter Horn]

@tikaram,

Hi,
I think I found the cause.
In the jquery.prettyPhoto.js program, the image parameters are recalculated using the _fitToViewport function.
Unfortunately, I can’t find any useful place to prevent this calculation. So now I’ve set the return value of height to empty.
But that is certainly not a sensible solution. Perhaps a permanent solution can be anchored in the code.
Can you help again?

Regards
Dieter
ps: The result can be seen here: https://zeller-dorfhaus.de/staging/instagramming/

[Dieter Horn]

@tikaram :

I can’t post code here. So please read my idea directly on my page: https://zeller-dorfhaus.de/test-instagram/

Thanks
Dieter

[Dieter Horn]

Problem solved,
seemes it was an Instagram problem.
sorry for my unpatience.
Dieter

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