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How to prevent image from becoming enlarged (zoomed in), when user clicks "Load full resolution"

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john365

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I have my site set to not "Load full resolution", but when a user clicks on the "Load full resolution" image, it enlarges instead of just loading the full image.

How to fix this issue where a user clicks on the "Load full resolution" and the image will just load the full resolution instead of becoming magnify at the same time?
 
Where did you set the "not to load full resolution"? I don't rekognize the settings you mention. The system allows you to control when the system will automatically load full res or require to click a button to do it.

I'm not understanding the situation.
 
Unfortunately, this ticket has more than seven days without a reply or feedback from the original poster. We will now consider this ticket abandoned and its now closed.

Don't hesitate to create a new ticket if this matter is still causing you issues.

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