My images on a page are now shrinking. This did not happen when I created and published the page. Right above the heading, “The Residential Dorm” is supposed to be a pic. It was there. Now it is that tiny box. When I go to Webflow, it gives me a "This file is very large and will make your load time slower. Replacing it with a smaller image. " It does this for 2 photos. When I look at the numbers, I do not feel they are crazy for this page. Am I wrong?
What it looks like now.
Do you mean to take them out of the container? I believe they are 100%.
Hi @jtk
Here is an image showing what I was referring to:
You can probably remove the flexbox from the container as well as well (GIF)
It’s got a 1vw width, for some reason.
Interesting. How did it get that? I don’t see it in Webflow.
Not sure, but it’s gone now (set to 95vw currently).
@Cricitem, I did not put the 1vw or 95vw as a value. I also do not see it in Webflow. Should I be able to @Brando?
It’s strange, considering the width is set to 100% of the container. I can’t even see anything at all on the page that’s set to 95vw so it’s a mystery to me where that number is coming from.
One of the pitfalls of using a WYSIWYG is weird stuff like this.
I’d say as long as your page is functioning as it should, you’re safe to ignore it.
@jtk It looks like these values came form the srcset— the responsive images feature. Setting that 100% width seems to have resolved the issue though! 
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