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All images aside from Featured Deals section are compressed/blurry
August 5, 2025 at
11:28 AM
Like the title says, the images used in the thumbnails for the Featured Deals are crisp and clear as all thumbnails used to be. And just today i've noticed all thumbnails that are not Featured Deals (like the frontpage deals) are all compressed and low-res.

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Something that worked for me when I was testing this, is if I switched from Grid to List and then back to Grid, then the images would show nicely until I refreshed. So while it's definitely not the best workaround, hopefully it at least makes the site viewable until the team can look into this.
The good news is that this is a known issue and it's been ticketed, but unfortunately I don't have an estimate for a fix.
I merged your thread into an existing one so you can follow for any future updates.
In the meantime you may wish to try this tip from emceep:
Noticed it a few days ago.
Noticed it a few days ago.
The good news is that this is a known issue and it's been ticketed, but unfortunately I don't have an estimate for a fix.
In the meantime you may wish to try this tip from emceep:
Another workaround is to NOT login and the images are just fine!
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Another workaround is to NOT login and the images are just fine!
If you would like, you can access the same view you see while you are logged out, while being logged in, if you switch to Redesign. Here's a link to a page with instructions on switching: https://help.slickdeals
The workaround to list>grid does appear to work instantly though
src="https://static.slickdealscdn.com/attachment/1/1/7/1/5/2/7/50x50/18159448.thumb"
Yet the image is sized at 100x100. Changing the image generating link to
src="https://static.slickdealscdn.com/attachment/1/1/7/1/5/2/7/100x100/18159448.thumb" solves the problem, and generates an image the same resolution as the size rendered. This is also the same size as defined in your css styling for this image class.
Unless you've got some crazy, dynamic pixel density calculation going on, it should be a simple fix, no?