Update controlling_sync.md

Author: Blargian

docs/integrations/data-ingestion/clickpipes/postgres/controlling_sync.md

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 ### Configuring sync settings {#configuring-pg-sync}
 You can set the sync interval and pull batch size when you create a ClickPipe or edit an existing one.
 When creating a ClickPipe it will be seen in the second step of the creation wizard, as shown below:
-<img src={create_sync_settings} alt="Create sync settings" />
+<Image src={create_sync_settings} alt="Create sync settings" size="md"/>
 
 When editing an existing ClickPipe, you can head over to the **Settings** tab of the pipe, pause the pipe and then click on **Configure** here:
-<img src={edit_sync_button} alt="Edit sync button" />
+<Image src={edit_sync_button} alt="Edit sync button" size="md"/>
 
 This will open a flyout with the sync settings, where you can change the sync interval and pull batch size:
-<img src={edit_sync_settings} alt="Edit sync settings" />
+<Image src={edit_sync_settings} alt="Edit sync settings" size="md"/>
 
 ### Tweaking the sync settings to help with replication slot growth {#tweaking-pg-sync}
 Let's talk about how to use these settings to handle a large replication slot of a CDC pipe.
@@ -52,4 +52,4 @@ By increasing both the sync interval and pull batch size, the ClickPipe will pul
 ### Monitoring sync control behaviour {#monitoring-pg-sync}
 You can see how long each batch takes in the **CDC Syncs** table in the **Metrics** tab of the ClickPipe. Note that the duration here includes push time and also if there are no rows incoming, the ClickPipe waits and the wait time is also included in the duration.
 
-<img src={cdc_syncs} alt="CDC Syncs table" />
+<Image src={cdc_syncs} alt="CDC Syncs table" size="md"/>