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Thanks for looking into this! On my blog, the first post of the bike links to an image which I sized to be a sticky post and appear in the header slideshow. The actual image is wider than what is displayed in the blog, 1139×395.
In the second blog post, with the blue t-shirt which was not meant to be sticky, the feature image links to a file that is 700×300. On Safari when the browser window is opened to the screen width, the displayed image size is larger than 700×300, so the image is stretched and sometimes seems to be of low quality. I found that if I took care to upload source files with very low compression, the problem was less noticeable, which was my workaround.
So I didn’t find a solution, I thought maybe I could figure out how to change or why the image is 700×300. I guess it now seems that if I create feature images for every post, regardless of whether or not it is to be a sticky post, it will work, as in the case of the bike post.
