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First question:
In XAMPP 8.x versions, thumbnails of images added to the Media Library are not of equal side size.

I tried creating a gallery with Elementor on all Bitnami Wordpress, Debian Wordpress, OSX Wordpress versions. Thumbnails are not equal in width and height only in XAMPP 8.x versions. Even in the 7.x versions of XAMP, the thumbnails are equal in width and length. Why is that?

When I create a gallery in XAMPP, I want the thumbnails to be equal in width and height. In some situations I may not want it. I would like to be able to make settings about it.

I don't think this is caused by Wordpress. Because I ran the same Wordpress version on other versions of XAMPP. Only 8.x version has this problem with Media Library.

Second question:
Why are there different versions of XAMPP on the home page?

Thanks for everything.
Murat

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muratakpinar7 wrote:First question:
In XAMPP 8.x versions, thumbnails of images added to the Media Library are not of equal side size.

I tried creating a gallery with Elementor on all Bitnami Wordpress, Debian Wordpress, OSX Wordpress versions. Thumbnails are not equal in width and height only in XAMPP 8.x versions. Even in the 7.x versions of XAMP, the thumbnails are equal in width and length. Why is that?

XAMPP don't touches your images. In fact images are getting requested and rendered directly by the clients browser.
What i can guess is that your wordpress version and/or this specific module is not compatible with PHP 8 yet, so that the code generation of this is not working correctly like assigning the wrong attributes.

muratakpinar7 wrote:I don't think this is caused by Wordpress. Because I ran the same Wordpress version on other versions of XAMPP. Only 8.x version has this problem with Media Library.

Try this on another PHP 8 webserver stack.

muratakpinar7 wrote:Second question:
Why are there different versions of XAMPP on the home page?

Because PHP provides multiple active major and minor release branches.
And because some users prefer a slim version or a portable version or at least a version that don't need to be installed.

Thanks for your replies.