Johnny Wadd said:
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For example, you can write your own script (insert it into “PHP code <?php .. ?>”) which will replace the “height” and “width” attributes of the “<img>” tag with your own values. The following example will work fine in case if the image’s “width” and “height” attributes are not defined:
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Also you can use the cseo_save_image() API function to re-scale the original image and store it at your own host. E.g.:
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If the “width” and “height” attributes are defined initially, they need to be removed first (use the preg_replace() PHP function), e.g:
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But once again, simple add the following line into your style.css and it will do the trick:
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