Peytz &amp; Co

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James Bonham

This plugin makes images, embedded videos (for example YouTube and Vimeo) and other media fully responsive. It also improves the html markup of images in the content, both with and without captions.
More precisely, this plugin makes the following changes…
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<li>Removes p tags that wrap around inline images</li>
<li>Makes avatars responsive by removing width and height</li>
<li>Makes images in the post content responsive by removing width and height</li>
<li>Makes featured images responsive by removing width and height</li>
<li>Changes inline images that have captions to use the standard html5 figure/figcaption elements (only if not already defined in your theme features)</li>
<li>Makes oembeds responsive, so that they fit the width of the container</li>
<li>Links inline image to none by default, not to the media file</li>
</ol>
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Pco Media Handler

Improve the markup of featured images, inline images and embeds, and make them all responsive to all screen sizes.

randyjensen

Most responsive image solutions use shortcodes to insert responsive images. This isn’t inherently a bad idea, but it does ruin the experience for your content editors who lose the ability to see images in the visual editor. WP Responsive Media maintains the visual editor support as well as all other WordPress media functionality. It’s built on top of the Picturefill polyfill for the picture element and uses the default WordPress image sizes.A seamless responsive images solution for WordPress that doesn’t break the visual editor.

WP Responsive Media

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Mentioned your plugin on my blog

A seamless responsive images solution for WordPress that doesn’t break the visual editor.

Pco Media Handler vs WP Responsive Media