• gabrielgastelum

    (@gabrielgastelum)


    Love the theme. Fantastic.

    How can I make the full featured image come out [instead of the cropped version] on the front page for each individual blog post. Any help would be fantastic!

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  • alikkerr

    (@alikkerr)

    I’m trying to do the same thing on my blog.

    http://www.kerrkitchen.com

    Hi G

    can you share a link to you site

    @alikkerr

    I checked you site and it seems it is fetching the original image but the width and height are adjusted by css to contain it within the alloted area

    can you explain me what are you trying to do here

    Thanks

    alikkerr

    (@alikkerr)

    Hi Maruti…

    I found the topic on another forum and changed the content.php so the images on the home page were square and larger.

    Thank you for your help!

    Thread Starter gabrielgastelum

    (@gabrielgastelum)

    Hey Maruti. The link is gdxblog.com

    Thanks!

    Dawnavette

    (@dawnavette)

    Where did you find that help/ answer? I have the same questions… thanks!

    alikkerr

    (@alikkerr)

    Here is how I changed it:

    On the left side hover over “Appearance” and click on “Editor”

    Click “Proceed” then on the right of the text box… click “content.php”

    Click “Proceed” again… if you have a Mac, click command “f” then type in “php the_post_thumbnail” (or you can find it very easily by just looking for it).

    I changed the number in the parenthesis to “php the_post_thumbnail( ‘650,650’ ); ?>”

    You can edit the numbers in the parenthesis and make it the size you want.

    I personally wanted square images for my blog and large enough to get a good idea of what I was making. Experiment with the numbers until you see what you like.

    My blog is http://www.kerrkitchen.com

    You can see how I altered the image format to a square and made it larger. Hope this helped!

    Hi gabrielgastelum

    You can make the changes like @alikkerr has done. But I would suggest to do so using a child theme, so that this change and any other changes made would remain preserved even after the theme is updated.

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