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Hello,

You identified the portion of code responsible for this quite precisely, and to add another size you could just add another image_resize() call, using your second set of image sizes and, of course a different suffix (not bpfbt) so you’re sure the two generated thumbnails won’t overwrite each other. This is where the original thumbnail is actually generated, so you can try and use the same approach in adding the new size. Of course, you’ll probably also want to add some context awareness to the images shortcode tag template so it actually makes use of the new image size. I hope this helps.

Hello,

Can you please check if the subdirectory named “bpfb” exists in your uploads directory?

@customwebdesignseo,

Thanks for the snippet – in fact, you can get pretty much the same effect without changing the plugin files, using the BPFB_USE_THICKBOX define. To assign a class name different than “thickbox” to your image links as you do in your snippet, you can do something like this:

define('BPFB_USE_THICKBOX', 'mycodename');

Of course, going by your snippet, you’ll still need that extra bit of JS to wire Colorbox and your image links to work together.

Yes, this is probably right, as when I switched to Network I had no #add_image link. Switching back to single mode brought it back: http://i51.tinypic.com/2rhtg0n.png

Alternatively, you could trigger the click event on #add_media, as I had that one by default.