You could try uploading an alternate image to your media library, and then using some CSS to assign it as the background used on smaller screens.
You’d need to do it for each each post, so it might get tedious if you’re doing it on a lot of different pages, but if it’s just for a few it could do the trick.
Here’s an example:
.postid-236 .entry-media-thumb {
background: url(http://yourimagehere/filename.jpg) !important;
}
You’d obviously need to grab the URL for your image and drop it in there, as well as grab the correct post ID (check the URL in your address bar when editing a post to get it’s ID).
Another option, if the issue is always that heads are getting cut off, would be to try this bit of CSS:
.entry-media-thumb {
background-position: 50% top;
}
That will align the image to the top, rather than centering it vertically. You’ll (theoretically) lose more feet than heads this way 😉
You could also try a thumbnail-editing plugin like this:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-thumbnail-editor/
It allows you to choose different parts of each image to crop. I’m not sure how well it works with custom image sizes like a featured image, but it might be worth a try.
I’m sorry it always takes my forever to answer. I did try both answers.
@shireling: As you said by yourself it is a lot of work to do it your way – but it worked. Thank you so much again for helping me out!! That is really nice of you 🙂
@zoonini: It took a little time to figure out how to use the plugin the way I wanted it to work but now it works :)) I’m really glad. Thank you so much.
Have an amazing Thursday evening.
All the best,
abeer
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abeer0301.
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This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by
abeer0301.
Glad you’re all set, thanks for letting us know!