WordPress Image Sizes Explained (And How to Add Custom Sizes)
WPMU DEV Logo Default WordPress Image Sizes and How to Add Proper Custom Sizes When you upload an image, WordPress does a lot of work behind-the-scenes so you can serve the image to your visitors. You can piggyback on this process and add custom image sizes to save having to resize images manually. In this post, I’ll explain how and why WordPress creates different image sizes. Then I’ll teach you
The Ultimative Guide For the_post_thumbnail In WordPress 2.9 | WP Engineer
WordPress 2.9 RC1 is released and the new post thumbnail function will not change until the final version hopefully. I was chatting a little bit with Sergej Müller last night and we were trying some things out. We found out the following things: Edit: Some little changes, see Matt’s comment. You can provide 4 picture formats to the function (change the width and height values to your need): // the
About WordPress Post Thumbnail | WP Engineer
This is a complement to our previous post The Ultimative Guide For the_post_thumbnail In WordPress 2.9. In WordPress Version 2.9 probably the most discussed feature is the post thumbnail. Important for this function, it is only working when it is explicitly enabled in the theme. This can be done with the following little snippet in the functions.php of the theme: add_theme_support('post-thumbnails
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