Thread Starter
Ash
(@smartfaceweb)
Bump.
I have to keep overriding you thumbnailer.php (line 59 and 193) and putting in my own custom thumbnail defined in my functions.php.
Ugh sorry. Missed this one!
Why not just use the default setting in our plugin settings?
Thread Starter
Ash
(@smartfaceweb)
The default setting? From what I can see on line 59 and 193 you use the default thumbnail which is 150×150. In my site i need 212 x 150,
I also need to change the size of the thumbnails. And I’d like them to be centered in my template inside of left justified.
Any help would be appreciated.
The plugin has the thumbnail as 150 by 150. I changed to 66×44 still showing as 150×150. 66×44 is the dimensions for the thumbail set on my blog. How do I do this? I don’t see why it says 150×150 and when you change it, it does nothing.
Hey guys, big sorry for being silent on this matter for so long, first we tried to find a solution for this, then it somehow slipped our radars and that is the reason for this long long silence. I know, there really shouldn’t be any excuses, but we are sorry nonetheless.
As for that thumbnails problem — for the time being, we cannot help you out. As it seems, this issue is just out of our reach, although we will have it in mind with our future updates. This is the only promise we are able ti give you right now.
Once again — sorry for the late, late answer and for this bad news, but I’m sure will improve through time. Thanks for your understanding!
Take care & have a nice day!
Best,
Silvo
Thread Starter
Ash
(@smartfaceweb)
Has this been fixed in the latest version (2.7) so that we can have whatever size we require for the thumbnail?
Hey!
Well, no, this isn’t possible yet, but you should be able to set a custom thumbnail size if you follow these steps below. Let me know if this works for you or not, we’ll do our best to help you out!
First, go to your WordPress’s Dashboard under the tab ‘Settings’-‘Media’ and change the size of your thumbnails to your preferred size (300×300).
After that, go to you plugin settings and add the following code into the ‘Customize CSS’ drop-down menu (remember to keep the values [300×300] the same):
.related_post_title {
}
ul.related_post {
}
ul.related_post li {
width: 300px !important;
height: 300px !important;
}
ul.related_post li a {
}
ul.related_post li img {
width: 300px !important;
height: 300px !important;
}
Don’t forget to click on the ‘Save’ button at the bottom of the page, before moving on. 🙂
The last step is to install the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin, which you can find over here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/
Install it, activate it and hit the Regenerate! button for the finish.
Let me know how it goes or if you need any kind of assistance — I’m here to help!
Take care & have a nice day!
Best,
Silvo
Thread Starter
Ash
(@smartfaceweb)
Hi,
It hasn’t worked unfortunately and I think I am experiencing the same issue as per this post – http://wordpress.org/support/topic/thumbnail-problem-not-showing-anything.
The problem seems to be that your plugin generates thumbnails in /uploads/{current_year}/{current_month} folder instead of the folder where the image was originally uploaded.
Your generated thumbnail is usually in the format of {image}1.jpg etc.
Hey, big thanks for this detailed feedback, we really do appreciate it!
The thing is, we are still working on it and expect this issue to be fixed sometime next week, at the earliest. We are working hard to bring the best experience to our users, but sometimes (like in this case) this takes us a bit longer than we wish for.
We would really like to thank you for your all patience and thorough help! We do appreciate it!
We’ll definitely keep you posted on any futures changes as soon as we know more!
Take care & have a nice weekend!
Silvo
Thread Starter
Ash
(@smartfaceweb)
Has there been any resolution on this problem?
We are in the testing phase right now — if everything goes well, this fix could be released either today or some time this week!
Bottom line is: the fix is coming! Thanks for your patience and we’ll definitely keep you posted on what’s going on on our end!
🙂
Best,
Silvo
