The member detail modal currently displays profile photos at 60×60px using the -100x100 thumbnail variant of the uploaded image. The full-resolution original is already stored on your CDN at the same path with the -100x100 suffix removed, but there's no way for site admins to surface it.

For example, the modal currently references:

But the full-resolution image is available at:

Primary request: Serve the full-resolution (or a larger intermediate, e.g. 300×300) source image in the member detail modal instead of the 100×100 thumbnail. This should be a minimal change—just dropping the -100x100 suffix from the img src, or pointing to a larger variant.

Enhancement (nice to have): Make the profile photo clickable in the modal so it opens the full-resolution original in a lightbox. This would let members see each other's photos at full size without changing the modal layout at all.

Admins already have the ability to control display size and styling through custom CSS. For reference, here's what I would use on our site if the higher-resolution source were available:

.common_modal .member img {

width: 175px !important;

height: 175px !important;

border-radius: 12px !important;

box-shadow: 0 2px 8px rgba(0, 0, 0, .55) !important;

object-fit: cover !important;

}

The styling works—the source resolution is the only gap. I'll attach before/after screenshots.