Alicia

Ahh! I didn’t realize it was because the names were too long. I shortened the category names. What I didn’t want to show up was the orange category labels over the images, so I added this and it worked:

.cat-links ul li a,
{
display: none;
}

Thank you for your help.

I fixed it temporarily by adding this to the css

.title-bg-line:after {
    background-color: #FFF;
}

.bfast_subCats {
    float: none;
}

However, now, the category labels over the image are no longer in the top corners. Is there a way to get rid of the category names on the images? Because telling the theme to eliminate the meta data doesn’t seem to be working.

Never mind. I figured it out. For others:

I changed this to a percentage in the custom CSS:

.tp-post-thumbnail.col-md-5 img {
    height: 235px;
}

That didn’t fix the other blocks. They are still stretched out. The only row it fixed is the bottom row about pets – which uses home blocks 3. You can see it here:
https://www.TaylorLife.com

The recipes section and the health section are both stretched out.

Actually – all the bigger images are being stretched. Sorry for the multiple posts. When I try to edit my post, I get an error message saying I am not allowed to.

I had replied to your email with the resolution on this particular monitor – it is 1920×1080.
Thank you for the code, the images in the bottom block are still stretched.

I am using these particular home blocks:
Top: Featured Big Grid
Section 2 (Recipes) – Home Block 4
Section 3 (Health) – Home Block 5
Section 4 (Cats)- Home Block 3

It works fine on my cell phone. However on any computer monitor, no matter what the resolution is, the image is distorted you can see it on my website
http://www.taylorlife.com