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I don't think there is really any "confusion"--at least not on the users' end. It's just that Constant Contact can't seem to understand that an image, for example a 150px wide button, should not be enlarged in mobile view to fill the mobile device width. Even if it wasn't just bulky and ugly in the layout, it gets blurry when enlarged that much. Same problem people have mentioned with thumbnail headshots. You need to allow us to specify a width for image in mobile view! ... View more

Even the Stock photos that you can buy @ $8/picture don't fit, i've bought 2 of them so far expecting them to fill up the entire background but they tiled like every other picture.  ... View more

I don't think there is really any "confusion"--at least not on the users' end. It's just that Constant Contact can't seem to understand that an image, for example a 150px wide button, should not be enlarged in mobile view to fill the mobile device width. Even if it wasn't just bulky and ugly in the layout, it gets blurry when enlarged that much. Same problem people have mentioned with thumbnail headshots. You need to allow us to specify a width for image in mobile view! ... View more

Even the Stock photos that you can buy @ $8/picture don't fit, i've bought 2 of them so far expecting them to fill up the entire background but they tiled like every other picture.  ... View more

Hello @ErikaB7 ,   It is an industry standard that mobile devices will try to display images as large as they can in emails, based on the original sizing in the image's metadata. To avoid this, you'll want to make sure the logos and graphics you wish to keep smaller are edited so their metadata is rewritten as a smaller size. ... View more