How to change ‘content_width’ in child-theme via functions.php
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I think I found the official filter function that should be the solution on this page. But it doesn’t work!
function childtheme_content_width( $content_width ) { $content_width = 960; return $content_width; } add_filter( 'twentyseventeen_content_width', 'childtheme_content_width' );Is there someone who has already had this problem and may have found a solution?
(A change of the theme is not the solution.)Why do I need this?
For a newsletter via plugin I need an image width of 580px. The maximum image width is set to 525px by content_width in the functions.php. Therefore, max. 525px large images are created in the media library.Thank you for your help!
Michael
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This works for me:
add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘prima_twentyseventeen_setup’,11 );
function prima_twentyseventeen_setup() {
$GLOBALS[‘content_width’] = 700;
}It’s, however, important to use a priority >10 to be fired AFTER the twentyseventeen function.
br Heinz
Hello Heinz (@wp_hela),
I’m shocked there’s a definitive solution! 🤟 Thank You very much!
This is the working version with straight single quotes:
‘add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘prima_twentyseventeen_setup’,11 );
function prima_twentyseventeen_setup() {
$GLOBALS[‘content_width’] = 700;
}’Finally I can sleep peacefully again.
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