For sliders and photo stuff you best bet is to code it yourself, especially in your situation where your grabbing photos from one area (CPT) and displaying them in another. It’s fairly simple to find a good js image slider/gallery and then just drop WP Query into it. You can of course browse here and … Read more
At first, make sure your thumbnails are set to size 150×150 in “Settings/Media”. If they are not, you may have to regenerate your thumbnails after setting the new size. This Plugin helps you here In your template, be sure to call the ‘thumbnail’ size of the image: the_post_thumbnail( ‘thumbnail’ ); you should be fine after … Read more
So finally I managed to sort of fix it myself and wanted to share it if anyone finds it helpful. not the best solution in the world but still.. just uploaded the image via the Media section and not from within the post/page and then used it in the post as a featured image which … Read more
Probably because your sizes both have the same width, and you have it set to “proportional crop”, which won’t necessarily crop to your exact dimensions. (See the Codex) In all likelihood, it is actually creating both images–but they’re both the exact same size, so one overwrites the other 🙂 Try changing the last param to … Read more
By default WordPress uses three image sizes: These sizes are created whenever you upload an image not smaller than one of the default sizes.
The previous_image_link() only prints something if the there is a previous image. Similarly for next_image_link(). The problem is that you’re styling the containing span element – which always exists. Instead you should style the a tag inside the span (which only appears when there is a next/previous image). Alternatively, digging into the source, both previous_image_link … Read more
These plugins, by their description, appear to do what you want. Cache Images (by Matt Mullenweg—if I were you, I’d try this first) Add Linked Images To Gallery Hot Linked Image Cacher But looking at the support forums, it’s apparent that the plugins work for some and don’t for others (probably due to some incompatibilities). … Read more
You have a rule in your .htaccess that prevents access to your images for anyone sending your domain as referer. Disable the referer on your site, and all images will show up. Remove that rule. To get this on topic: Whenever you have any problem where you don’t know how to debug it –disable all … Read more
Most likely “Search RegEx” triggered a filter/action that “Add Linked Images…” was attached to, which caused the import.
I created the Post Thumbnail Editor Plugin, and this sounds like the type of problem that it should work on. However, I believe that the answer depends on how the responsiveness of your site works (i.e. how does the site change the image depending on browser size — phone, tablet, etc.). According to your example … Read more