You should still be able to alter that just using your own custom CSS.
If setting different sizing (try the !important modifier too) doesn't work, then you could always hide that image inside the link ( a.rsswidget img {display:none;} ) and then put your own in as a background image for a.rsswidget, which (I believe) would effectively replace it with one that you could control the size of.
Dan
· 2 years ago
Having a background would work if you wanted every list item to have a background too, :)
JaredB
· 2 years ago
Ah, I see now; that was a poor choice they made in terms of the markup. It is still possible to strip out those width/height parameters via a plugin if you want to, though.
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If setting different sizing (try the !important modifier too) doesn't work, then you could always hide that image inside the link ( a.rsswidget img {display:none;} ) and then put your own in as a background image for a.rsswidget, which (I believe) would effectively replace it with one that you could control the size of.