Auto-scale image sizing broken

1) http://mg.rubberslug.com/gallery/inv_info.asp?ItemID=308718

2) Settings are: no-scale, password protected images

3) I used to have all my images at 380px in length, but now they've been forced to resize to 540px, the quality of images were affected.

http://sensei.rubberslug.com/gallery/inv_info.asp?ItemID=147567

Autoscale -- No, Password protect -- No.

The main image, a 1 x 1 blue pixel that I uploaded as a space saver, is now being blown up to a 550 x 550 blank blue square.

Before, it allowed me to import an animated image housed on Photobucket without overloading the RS server. The animation still imports, but rather than appearing at the top of the page, it's pushed down below by the big blue box that now appears.

Overall, I can live with the required autosizing, because I have opted to have text on the bottom rather than on the side. But it seems that the issue is with images now being autosized larger rather than smaller, with no option in settings to stop this.

Yeah, all my gifs are acting up on the site too. Like this one - http://cutiebunny.rubberslug.com/gallery/inv_info.asp?ItemID=251074

It's not password protected.

Another thing I noticed is that there no longer is the possibility to display different colored font in the description area. All my listings where I've placed colored font HTML coding do not appear in their respective colors on the main screen. But when I look at them while logged in and editing my gallery, the colored font returns.

Is this just a bug, Jason, or should I no longer bother coding in colored font in the description area.

Ah, okay, so it's upscaling undersized images. That is a bug. Should not be doing that.

@Cutiebunny: As far as the font colors not showing up, I think the reason for this is that the page was set to only allow a more modern (i.e. not circa 1998) set of HTML. This is a browser thing and necessary change. This change is only the item pages but will propagate to other gallery pages soon.

Looking at the URL above, it looks like your HTML is wrong. Font values should be prefaced by a pound sign (#00FFFF). Also, the font tag is deprecated meaning that there's no guarantee it will work in the future.

(Ideally there should be a stylesheet editor or something like that, but realistically that's probably not going to happen.)

I really don't need to post a link since all of my images are now small eventhough I have the autoscale turned off. >_< ;_;