Avatars In recent topics block are stretched to 'square'

[@rjen]

Just noticed that the avatars shown in the recent topics block are all stretched to 'square' in TP1.4R.
In my forum not all avatars are square. In TP1.3 the Avatars were show in correct proportions...

I would suggest to restore the correct proportions as was the case in 1.3

[tino]

Which when I undo break's my image's which are square as it stretches them... I'll try and find an alternative which works for both.

[lurkalot]

Wasn't completely sure of the reasoning behind this one, now you said that tino, it makes sense, although it shouldn't stretch your square images if just the width is set. That's a bit of a mystery.

[tino]

Wasn't completely sure of the reasoning behind this one, now you said that tino, it makes sense, although it shouldn't stretch your square images if just the width is set. That's a bit of a mystery.

The height was also set. It might be that just setting one is the fix. Although I think the height or width can't remember which was set by some other css.

[lurkalot]

Wasn't completely sure of the reasoning behind this one, now you said that tino, it makes sense, although it shouldn't stretch your square images if just the width is set. That's a bit of a mystery.

The height was also set. It might be that just setting one is the fix. Although I think the height or width can't remember which was set by some other css.

I know where you added the height width,

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span.tpavatar img

{

width: 35px;

height: 35px;

}


but what are these two bits of css below referring to? Any ideas?

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.avatar_single img

{

height: 28px;

float: left;

padding: 1px;

background: white;

border: solid 1px #aaa;

margin: 0 .75em 4px 0;

}

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.avatar_single2 img

{

height: 32px;

float: left;

padding: 1px;

background: white;

border: solid 1px #aaa;

margin: 4px 4px 4px 0;

}

[tino]

They are for the comments. Removing the height does work, it previously had 100% in there for some reason, which was causing issues.