Hi Karsten. Imagine you’ve been busy these past few weeks…;-) The single column blog layout does use the 320×320 image but it’s resized by css to 200px wide with an auto height. So, since the thumbnail is a square, the image displayed becomes a 200×200 square. The 320×320 thumbnail was created by the theme using a hard crop which essentially cuts the required size out of the center of the original image.
Just off the top of my head I can think of a couple of options:
1. Import the alx_setup() function into your child theme, change the image size, remove the hard crop argument, then regenerate thumbnails. Here’s a bit more information from the theme documentation.
2. Copy content-standard.php into your child theme and change the post thumbnail size from “thumb-standard” to “thumb-medium”. The theme would then use the 520×245 image which would be resized to 200×94.
Hope that helps.
Hi bd,
yes, I was busy…with the website, you are right…;-) But it is fun!
And I am very happy to see that you are still supporting the hueman theme. Thank you very much for that.
Your second suggestion is exactly what I was looking for.
I have added
.post-thumbnail img {
padding-top: 40px;
}
and now I think it looks good. Please take a look here
Do you agree that in this case padding or margin are doing both the job…to push the thumbnail down?
Thank you for your advise!
Yes, looks good. Now, if I could just remember my German from high school, then I could read it…;-)
Couple of other things you might think about:
1. You might consider changing the post image top padding to a margin, add a little padding all around and then add a slight border around the images. This would make the images stand out more against the light background, especially when the image also has a light background:
.post-thumbnail img {
margin-top: 40px;
padding: 2px;
border: 2px solid #ddd;
}
2. On the dropdown submenu I noticed there is space above the first item and below the last item. This css would eliminate those spaces:
@media only screen and (min-width: 720px) {
.nav ul {
padding: 0;
}
}
Thank you very much for help!
Now the images look much better. I am very happy.
I wish you a really good time.
I mark this topic as resolved.