Hi @carnelianwoods,
I never had this kind of issue except for unregistered thumbnail dimensions: in this case Phoenix Media Rename is not notified about the existence of the files, so it can’t rename them.
I can’t try Goodlayers theme because they don’t have a free version, but I will check Enable Media Replace to see if this can cause this kind of issue.
Thank you for reporting!
C.
I’m new to WordPress but happy to help debug this. How do I determine what sizes are registered?
If it helps, looking at the media files, for example one file I renamed had these sizes both before and after the rename:
150×150, 300×200, 300×368, 600×346, 600×366, 600×389, 768×513, 1024×684, 1280×700, 1536×1025
You can see the registered sizes in the Media section of your site Settings (<your domain>/wp-admin/options-media.php).
Usually the registered sizes are square (themes and plugin can add sizes other than WordPress defaults) and non square images will generate sizes that have the maximum dimension limited by registered sizes, as an example: if your site have 300×300 and 600×600 size registered and you upload a 1024×512 image (2:1 proportions) you will obtain 300×150 and 600×300 thumbnail, other than your original image.
Hope this helms 🙂
That page contains only code to ask for max width and height for:
thumbnails, currently 150×150
medium, currently 300×300
large, currently 1024×1024
Which looks like the WP defaults page.
Are the other sizes I’m seeing then “not registered”, or do they come in someplace else?
