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  • I am also trying to find a solution to this. If I find a solution I’ll share.

    Needed a solution to this as well so I thought I would post what worked for me. Now this is with pro plugin, but I image the free one is almost identical. You also need to make sure that you make these changes before you upload images into your slide show.

    You need to access three files, cyclone-slider.php, located in the cyclone plugin folder root, and your template slider.php file inside the template folder that is in the plugin folder.

    In my case I went to templates/thumbnails (because that was my template), and of course edit the CSS as you need to that is also in your template folder.

    first access slider.php in your template folder. Find line 93 and adjust your variables for height and width as you need. notice the (currently) [’40_40_crop’] call out. I changed these as well for continuity, but you could probably leave it if you wanted to. Here is an image. http://imgur.com/HM7M1nj

    Then you want to make the appropriate changes in the cyclone-slider.php if you changed the callout in your template from “40_40_crop” make sure you change it here as well. code starts on line 63 http://imgur.com/tEbZFsm

    Once you made these changes, adjust the css as necessary, starting on line 147. After this create your slideshow and it should generate the thumbnails properly, remember to keep this code aside for when you update your plugin. Hope this helps.

    Here is my example, 150px by 100 thumbnails

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