Rise: double image appearing in 3 column grid

I got some additional information from Articulate. They have recently fixed an issue in Rise where in column grid gallery blocks the original aspect ratio image shows on top of its cropped square image. Good to know it wasn't just my crazy cookies. :-)  Also was referred to a helpful blog about aspect ratios in Rise for the various blocks:  https://community.articulate.com/discussions/rise-360/image-dimensions-in-rise#reply-516395  There is a chart link within the blog that lists all the recommended aspect ratios.

A screenshot would help a lot to troubleshoot this issue. 

Does this same problem also happen when you use generic images from the Image Library?

As I noted, I can't share the image due to confidentiality, but here is a portion of it.  And no, it doesn't happen with images from the content library.

I'm having the same issue! Did you find a resolution to this, Jan? 

No, I haven't.  But good to know it isn't just me.  I'm going to submit a ticket to Articulate. Would you please do the same so they know it is more than one?

Laura, I just noticed that even though the edit version shows a weird duplicate image, in preview it doesn't.  But in preview, the images are all cut off and you have to click the magnifier to see them properly.  In edit, the images are fine and all visible, just with the double image behind.  Are you seeing this as well?

Hi Jan! That happens to me sometimes when the image isn't the right size for the square in the photo grid. Rise can be very picky when it comes to that, so I usually try to crop my photo to make it a square, and it fixes the issue.

Also, I just cleared the cookies from browser and the double image issue isn't happening anymore! It had been awhile since I had done it, so maybe if you try to clear cookies, it will fix your issue as well? Worth a shot.

Thanks, Laura!  Clearing cookies worked.  Yay!  But now the images are cut off when before they weren't.  Back to the drawing board. Articulate team ... please make the option available in Rise to have pictures in rectangle shape.

Thanks for sharing the additional info! Knowing the recommended aspect ratios is a game changer. :)

Hi Jan,

Your link takes me to Medicare-related images. I want the aspect ratios as well. What am I missing? ty

julie