SO... this is a minor issue. Just curious.
I connect to cms.waltrips.com, go to a gallery, select a picture. it foes to the image page...
Picture comes up large with incorrect aspect ratio for a split second, then resizes to correct. I click on 'next' and it does same with next picture, etc.
I do have ImageMagick. Could that be causing this? or is this normal?
I quickly looked. That's not exactly normal but I am not familiar in that detail with this theme. I assume that adjusting/resizing the image here to fit correctly within the space.
Not sure why but might be related that the image has no width/height attributes set. That could indicate that it does not use the standard template image functions which should do this.
I don't see the behaviour with the theme on the https://demo.zenphoto.org/album1/Cosmos01.jpg.html though.
Imagick surely nothing to do with tis as that is serverside and statically generates the image sizes.
Both.... images are not too bad. you can scroll, the I would rather not. 4k video... yikes.... Its huge
I don't mind the pause for it to resize with it checked... and If I have to will deal with it resizing in front of me. It would be more attractive if it did not resize visibly.
With this concept the theme author implemented back then there is no way to not resize visible since it needs to be loaded first before this can be done. With some rework the images could perhaps be done similar with another way but for the huge video itself there is no way around
A little strangeness on the sytle.css change:
http://cms.waltrips.com/Brecksville-Reservation/Hemlock%20Loop/VID_20200913_153253.mp4
Question, Is there something I can do with Thumbnails that would correct the picture resizing?
These are no "thumbnail" type images but "sized" types. Without modifying the theme you cannot do anything here.
A little strangeness on the sytle.css change:
Not really that strange. The video images is not really a normal image but technically enclosed within the `` element becuase it is actually an attribute. Here not the image but the video element is resized.
It would be surely be better if the video image would use the same aspect ration as the video itself (using a screenshot/still)
Sidenote @jwaltrip4 Define a rewrite suffix on the option as otherwise a page like http://cms.waltrips.com/Brecksville-Reservation/Hemlock%20Loop/VID_20200913_153253.mp4 may be interpreted wrong espeecially for SEO (it looks like a video file URL but isn't one).