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  • Hey!

    Well, the thing is, our plugin is trying to use the first image in your blog posts to extract the thumbnails out of it. In your case, that image is too small, since our plugin can only use images that are as big as or bigger than 151×151 pixels.

    There’s two things you can do:

    1. increase the size of those images to the size mentioned above, or;
    2. select that second image (which is way bigger) as featured, since our plugin will then not use the first image from the blog post as a thumbnail, but rather the one that is set as featured.

    Do let me know how it goes or if you have any more questions, since I’ll gladly help you out!

    Take care & have a nice day!

    Best,
    Silvo

    Hi Silvo!

    I’m experiencing the same problem, but in this case all my first images are bigger than the required size (300x300px).

    What could be the problem?

    Should i open a new topic or i’m inthe right place?

    Thanks & greetings!

    http://www.carpinteriadigital.net/blog

    Hey @loopstock, thanks for reaching out, I think you posted your query on the right place — and I’ll gladly help!

    Are those images in those blog posts (that are showing up wrong, generic thumbnails) stored in your Media Gallery or somewhere else? Have you changed those images along the way? Are you using any custom gallery plugins, with which you are inserting those images in? If so, which one?

    But I do have a couple of suggestions for you as well:

    1.) try to set those images that you would want as your thumbnails as featured and see if this changes anything.

    2.) Even better — try to remove those images from your Media Gallery completely and insert them again. And run the ‘Regenerate Thumbnails’ plugin after that.

    3.) If those two solutions stated above don’t work, try to one with ‘Custom Fields’ described below.

    Open up the edit page of one of your blog posts, open the ‘Screen Options’ drop-down menu on the top right corner and tick the box next to ‘Custom Fields’. A new widget called ‘Custom Fields’ should appear just below your editor, where you can add a new name (e.g. “Zemanta_thumbnails”) and a value (link) to the image which you would like to use as a thumbnail for that particular blog post.

    Finally, go to your plugin settings and tick the box next to ‘Use custom field for thumbnails’ and select the “Zemanta_thumbnails” custom field value (or whatever you chose to name it).

    This way, you only change the value of your future (or past) blog posts, but the name of that custom field stays the same.

    Either way, do let me know how it goes! I’m looking forward to your reply!

    P.S.: I’m not able to find any blog posts with those wrong thumbnails on the link you posted — do you mind sending me the right one? I’d love to take a closer look!

    Best,
    Silvo

    That’s a fast response!

    The images that you can see in the related post are the Zemanta’s default abstract images and the ones that i wish to be the rigth thumbs are the principal images on my posts.

    -I have not changed those images in any way.
    -I’m not using any custom gallery plugin.
    -All of them are stored in my media gallery.

    I will try with the suggestion given and i’ll keep you informed about the results.

    Thanks again for the fast response.

    Hey, thanks for getting back to me & for the link, I appreciate it, but I’m not able to see nor your blog posts content, nor any related posts over there — here’s a screenshot of what I’m seeing: http://cl.ly/image/1x0h3h000j0u

    Am I missing something out? Let me know!

    Best,
    Silvo

    Sorry for that.

    Here you can see what i see:

    http://carpinteriadigital.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/captura-de-pantalla-de-2014-06-23-134419.png

    I have tried with the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin with no success at all. 🙁

    Hey, thanks for the screenshot, but is it possible for us to take a look at that blog post via a link (somehow)?

    You can send it to my email address, if you don’t wish to share it publicly: support[at]zemanta[dot]com

    Also — are you managing your images via some other plugin or are you inserting them manually in your blog posts? Have you tried any suggestions from my first reply? Any success or does the problem still persist?

    Let me know, I’m eager to help you out! Take care & I’m looking forward to your reply!

    Best,
    Silvo

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