jdlintz

little bump?

Same problem here. I believe it has to do with the plugin performing it’s own ‘add_image_size’ function at line 303

function responsive_slider_image_sizes() {
	$options = get_option( 'responsive_slider_options' );
	add_image_size( 'slide-thumbnail', $options['slide_width'], $options['slide_height'], true );
}

This is what crops the uploaded image to the requested size. The author does warn us to set the image size before we start making slides, but we’re apparently out of luck if we change our mind later.

The plugin options do get updated when you change the width and height values, but the dimensions of the inline outputted image are pulled from the ‘slide-thumbnail’ size option on line 262

$slider .= get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID, 'slide-thumbnail', array( 'class' => 'slide-thumbnail' ) );

Until the author fixes this, I’ve hacked a solution by simply changing the ‘size’ parameter of ‘get_the_post_thumbnail’ from ‘slide-thumbnail’ to ”, thus making it choose the full size image and letting me resize via css elsewhere.

$slider .= get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID, '', array( 'class' => 'slide-thumbnail' ) );

Got the same question. Would love to know how to make it happen.

Well, rasdesignmedia is a step ahead of me. I can’t get the local or deployed version to work. I had a brief moment of functionality in Safari, but it seems to have been a fluke. On refresh, all I get is the spinner and the same ‘r is null error.’

Having the same issue with 3.0 and Earthlink. I’ve tried nacin’s suggestion above, downloaded 15359 version of post.php, but it doesn’t fix the issue. It seems we’re all having problems with post-new.php not post.php. I’m sure all the files are interconnected, but is there a new version of post-new.php that might fix thing?