Just want to let you know that we are very happy with the latest update of JCE! I'm using a Rockettheme template and saw that you updated something in there. I don't understand what, but now, when adding text, I can immediately see what it will look like on the site. Saves me a lot of work!

Still I have one question: since a few months my photos that I took in portrait format all fall down to the side in landscape format. I can rotate them of course, but would you know why this is happening and how to correct? A year ago it didn't happen, the protrait photos stayed portrait at that time...

Greetings, Rita Soutendijk

Yes, it is. But I just checked, it doesn't make a difference for the rotating images if it is on or not!

No, with a nikon camera. But also photos from mobile and other cameras rotate. And the photos were shot in portrait mode.
Photos shot in landscape mode don't turn, they stay landscape.

Yes, I do! That is a very helpfull feature of JCE, that it automatically resizes the photos.

I tried to switch it off and then the portrait photos stay upright. So I cannot use the resizing feature for portrait photos? Or is there another way to do this?

Thanks for your answer and the tip! I will contact my host and ask which image system they use.

Thanks for teh help!

Greetings, Rita

Hi Ryan!

I tried the update today and it works almost! With the update the portrait photos from my nikon camera stay portrait! But I couldn't upload many other pictures like photos from mobile or whatsapp, then i got the message "Can't upload this file because can't remove the exif data'.
If I uncheck the box 'remove exif data' at the JCE profile, I can upload the mobile and other pictures (and they stay portrait!), but the photos from my camera are rotating again.
At my site (we have a news website) I often cannot choose the photos myself, people send us photos that we post as news articles. So I think I'll stay for now at the option where the photos from mobile stay portrait. I make less portrait photos with my camera myself because I know they rotate, so for now this is the best solution!

Thanks for the update!

Greetings, Rita