If your theme already includes: add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ ); Then you can just add a new size in functions: add_image_size(‘custom’, 70, 70, TRUE); http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_theme_support http://codex.wordpress.org/Post_Thumbnails
Retrieve image from Open Graph of an external URL and set as featured image
I think you can use a different approach: write a custom sql query that get the ids of the thumbnails attachment of the children pages, and if found call wp_get_attachment_image_src on this ids to retrieve the urls: function my_get_thumbnails( $post = NULL, $which=”both” ) { // first we get the post, if no post is … Read more
The problem was that I read the image sizes inside the “init” hook at which point the additional sizes are not loaded yet by WordPress. I used a “later” hook now and it works.
There’s at least 2 ways to do this and all changes should be made in a child theme. Note: Use the 2nd method if using Post Formats. 1. In the content.php file around Line 14 change this line <?php twentyfourteen_post_thumbnail(); ?> To this: <?php if ( ! is_home() ) twentyfourteen_post_thumbnail(); ?> 2. Or around line … Read more
Cropping/resizing is also affected by dimensions. If the images have the same dimensions then the behavior should be exactly the same. From the look of it, it seems that the two images below are bigger than that first image which is why I think they are being cropped in a different way. I am assuming … Read more
Serving resized images on a responsive site without making 2x copies
I have gotten something similar working in WordPress by incorporating the Masonry script (or isotope if you want filtering) Here they are: masonry -> http://masonry.desandro.com/ isotope -> http://isotope.metafizzy.co/ I am assuming you are comfortable with javascript and jQuery so I won’t tell you how to use it (the site has tutorials if you get stuck) … Read more
I use the “Page Links To” plugin. It adds an extra metabox to each post allowing you to send the post to a custom URL. Simple, but it works great.
First deactivate any caching plugins you may have and delete their caches. Then delete all browser data on all devices. This is the most probably cause for this. On reactivation, things should get back to normality.