I was writing a guide but then I found a tutorial for this. Follow this tutorial to setup subdomain for uploaded files. http://www.dezzain.com/wordpress-tutorials/how-to-move-wordpress-uploads-path-to-subdomain/
If folder permission are correct then it should work. Anyway try this one. And let me know how it goes. <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/160273/<?php bloginfo(“stylesheet_directory’); ?>/timthumb.php?src=<?php $featured_image_url = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $post->ID ), ‘full’ ); echo $featured_image_url[0]; ?>&h=170&w=170&zc=1″ alt=”<?php echo get_the_title(); ?>” />
Actually WordPress render uploaded images. So if you upload a animated gif then it will not stay animated. Read this article on how to overcome these issue. I haven’t read it through but as Howdy_McGee said, you will have to use a plugin for that. Essential WordPress Plugins for Working With Animated GIFs
You would have to get all the posts but the current one with a wp_query then loop through them and output their thumbnail. Something like this (Should work but untested) <?php //Set the current page id $current_id = get_the_id(); // Get all posts of a post type but the current post $the_query = new WP_Query( … Read more
This happened to me. I installed a thumbnail regenerater plugin, this seemed to do the job for me.
You are using the size parameter of wp_get_attachment_image_src in a wrong format. This parameter can be: A string: keyword of the image size; thumbnail, medium, large, full or any other custom size previously registered). A 2-items array representing the width and height; for example, array( 100, 100 ). So, you have to change this: $thumb … Read more
You can rewind_posts() then just call $loop->the_post() once outside of the while loop, output the thumbnail, and rewind_posts() again to output the ul list.
This depends on two things the image library WP uses the settings of your WP install Image Library: ImageMagick vs GD Since WP 3.5 ImageMagick is the default, but if this isn’t available WP will fall back to GD. ImageMagick generally does have better quality which is why it is preferred. Settings There are some … Read more
You can easily do this using HTML and CSS. You can write 2 blocks of div for the same image and toogle display:none; properties in CSS using media queries as shown below. Note: I have remove the “a href” tag for mobile. <!–HTML Start –> <div class=”image-grid desktop”> <a href=”#”><img src=”#” /></a> <div> <!–For Mobile … Read more
How image gets cropped depends on how the respective size was defined with add_image_size(). In the past it was limited to soft or hard crop modes, always respective to the center of image. Now you can also pass more elaborate directions for the crop, such as array( ‘left’, ‘top’ ). See the linked documentation for … Read more