I took a screenshot to try to explain the bizarre situation.
The image on the left is the original thumbnail. When I opened it, it changed to the image on the right. The difference is very obvious. However, I've had weird things like this happen before but have learned that if I alter the image by either changing the size slightly or, in this case, I cropped that sliver of white off of the right side. Cropping did not correct the problem, nor did changing the size.
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I had that problem once as well. Nearest thing I can figure out is that it's stale metadata embedded in the image. Once you make any change to the image it will overwrite that metadata and refresh the thumbnail. It was very annoying because I *really* wanted the uncrossed portion of that particular photo.
Mark - I have no idea what metadata is, but I believe you because I know you're a techie. :-)
what we see when we post may not match what we see on the blog. For this, I learned to preview before publishing the post!
I have photos that refuse to be cropped. End up taking them into MS Paint. It's a pain.
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