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Still hoping for answers on this. The location you say has editable colors has no editable options beyond the slider I describe above. Everything else is plain text that cannot be interacted with.
I realize now I misunderstood your problem. I was under the impression it was the landing page image that was giving you problems not the header images on the separate pages. Have you tried adjusting the header image behavior? You can toggle between responsive and cropped, you’re likely getting a cropped image now. This shouldn’t cause pixelation, in fact these are the only options in order to prevent that, but the responsive image may give you more information on the true image size after uploading it. Is there any chance it could have been compressed in that process? Have you tried looking at the photos via some other wordpress media type? e.g. a slider, embedding the picture, etc. I haven’t had any issues with compression when uploading but it’s possible. Beyond that you’ll have to wait for Zed to make his rounds.
What resolution are the pictures? What is the width of your site/slider set at?
The numbers are adjustable so if you want to use some smaller pictures adjust for that. Beyond that as long as you can find the slider ratio and crop your pictures to the same it’s just a matter of using photos that have a high enough resolution to not appear pixelated at that size. I believe the default settings are something like 1380×525.I have no control over color in this section. I can enter the colors tab and go to the separate sections of the site but there are no configurable options outside of a slider for the opacity of the overlay in the content section. Everything else is text describing locations of colors I could theoretically change but have no control over.
To clarify, when I pull up the edited files the changes are present but the expected change on my website does not exist. Also the only area the color change makes any difference to me is the hover over Top Menu buttons where the text changes from black to the primary color and the primary color bar fades in over the text.
