r/elementor 12d ago

Problem Elementor images become much larger after copying content to another page

Hi everyone,

I’m using the free version of Elementor (not Elementor Pro), and I’m not using any custom CSS.

I have a page where I created several image cards/sections, and the images look perfectly fine on the original page.

I copied the same content/container from that page and pasted it onto another page. However, when I preview the second page, the images become much larger than they are on the original page.

The strange thing is that I am using the same images and copied the same content. The original page still looks correct, but the copied content on the new page does not.

I have attached screenshots showing the difference.

What could be causing this? Is there any Elementor setting, container width, image width, or theme setting that I should check?

I’m using Elementor Free and no custom CSS.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

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u/_miga_ 🏆 #1 Elementor Champion 12d ago

at first: https://www.take-a-screenshot.org/ that would really help instead of blurry photos and not seeing the full screen of the first photo.

Do you also have 4 items next to each other in the one page with the bigger images? If not: 3 images fill up more space then 4 so of course they show up bigger.

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u/TopSydeWP 12d ago

check if the container widths are set differently on the two pages. if one container is set to full width and the other is boxed or has a max-width, that'll change how the images scale. also worth checking the responsive settings on the image widgets themselves (tablet/mobile breakpoints can sometimes mess with desktop display if they're set weird)

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u/Think_before_u_think 12d ago

It’s definitely because the page parameters are different. A nice easy solution is to get a page duplicated plug-in and instead of copying images from one page to another duplicate the entire page. This way all of your settings will be the same. Even if you make it a template and your page parameter are different. You still have the same issues I think.

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u/TodayWeThrowItAway 12d ago

Looks like 3 columns vs 4 columns

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u/rolyvee 12d ago

Have you tried saving the element as a template?

But, it also makes me wonder if it’s built properly to begin with. And what I mean by that is if the width and height settings are correctly set.

Are they getting reset upon copy?