The Imageick strip_meta function is only called if the image_strip_meta hook returns true, but the function doesn’t actually strip all profiles. Some are protected, as you can see in the function code: /* * Protect a few profiles from being stripped for the following reasons: * * – icc: Color profile information * – icm: … Read more
You’ll have to use different function for that. wp_get_attachment_url returns a full URI for an attachment file and it doesn’t know what type of attachment it is. It makes no sense to generate thumbnail for .zip od .txt files, so this function doesn’t allow you to get thumbnail url. On the other hand, wp_get_attachment_image_url knows … Read more
The main problem here is what exactly was removed. If only thumbnails, then you can always regenerate them and everything should work OK. If all files are missing, then you can check if attached file is missing using this code: if ( file_exists( get_attached_file ( get_post_thumbnail_id( $post_id ) ) ) { // file exists } … Read more
Modified PHP code <?php // First, define these. $max_cat_count = 32; // this is ‘x’ $qty_per_column = 8; // this is ‘y’ // Then the $args array. $args = array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_cat’, ‘number’ => $max_cat_count + 1, // keep the + 1 ‘hide_empty’ => 0, // … your other args here … ); // … Read more
I solved this by removing the figure element around the image and applying style=”padding-bottom: calc((height/width)*100%); position: relative” to the <div class=”img_container” instead, which contains both the placeholder and the hover image.
although @roikles offers a way to do it, I don’t think it is very flexible as you will have to go back in the code when you want to add a new category. Another way of doing it can be to add the image of the subcategory as the description of the subcategory. To be … Read more
These are two different things: How can I set full image thumbnail on category pages vs Image should be small in dimensions but not been cropped. In order to display the full-size image thumbnail, use: <?php the_post_thumbnail( ‘full’ ); ?> In order to display a box-resized, rather than hard-cropped, image, you need to tell WordPress … Read more
Check out @Otto’s plugin Dynamic Image Resizer. I think it does exactly what you’re asking for. I haven’t used it before, so I can’t vouch for it, but the plugin author’s identity goes a long way toward me trusting it.
(Cut/pasted from the OP.) SOLUTION: As it turns out, this is very simple. Go to your Dashboard –> Genesis –> Theme Settings Now in the box labelled “Content Archives” select “Display Post Excerpts” from the drop down menu. Now make sure the “Include the Featured Image” box is checked and select your image size. Save … Read more
It’s probably because the original image is not big enough. You can make the image display bigger via CSS : .post_thumbnail{ height: 320px }