In your child theme, are you calling the thumbnail? This is the default use from the WordPress Codex <?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) { // check if the post has a Post Thumbnail assigned to it. the_post_thumbnail(); } ?> <?php the_content(); ?>
Post thumbnails are enabled in the twenty-eleven theme by default. If it’s not working either you have a plugin conflict, or someone has edited the functions.php file. Here is the section of the twenty-eleven functions.php file that should enable the post thumbnails: add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ ); The code needs to be inside the function twentyeleven_setup() function … Read more
TwentyEleven includes the featured image from header.php, rather than a template part like most themes. If you comment out line 92 that should remove it, e.g. <?php // The header image // Check if this is a post or page, if it has a thumbnail, and if it’s a big one if ( is_singular() && … Read more
I’d be sure that the new server has the same php config as the last, mainly GD library or ImageMagick. Use phpinfo http://php.net/manual/en/function.phpinfo.php to check configs if it’s shared and you can’t get to the php.ini file.
You can add your own named image size by adding code to your functions.php. Something in the line of add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’);//might not be necessary add_image_size(‘front-end-150’, 300, 300); Now you should be able to use in your catch_that_image() wp_get_attachment_image($post->ID, ‘front-end-150′) for all newly uploaded images. Your past images don’t have the front-end-150, so you might want to … Read more
By default, the_post_thumbnail() $size parameter is ‘post-thumbnail’. You can set that by adding this line to your functions.php : set_post_thumbnail_size(125,125,true); If this still doesn’t update your image’s size, you may need to use a plugin like “Regenerate Thumbnails.” Alternately, you can set the image to use one of the Media Options-defined sized by passing a … Read more
When you upload an image, it’s saved, and a copy is created for every image size, resized to the appropriate dimensions. When you specify a set of dimensions manually, e.g. wp_get_attachment_image_src($id, array(57, 57)) the 57×57 dimensions are compared to the image sizes, and the nearest image size is chosen and that image is returned. So … Read more
I’d recommend taking a look at the database. 1) check the upload_path option and correct directly if needed (well, this one can be altered here too: wp-admin/options.php) SELECT * FROM `wp_options` WHERE `option_name` = ‘upload_path’ 2) check the guid of the attachments and use this plugin if needed SELECT guid,post_mime_type FROM `wp_posts` WHERE `post_type` = … Read more
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Found some plugins that may (or not) match your requirements. Using this query string in the repository. Super News ( Search Related News ) ShrinkTheWeb (STW) Website Previews Plugin But, there’s one (WP-SnapAvatar) that although doesn’t address the particulars, consists in a little and very interesting function, that I’ll reproduce here: /* Plugin Name: WP-SnapAvatar … Read more