In the Block Settings section, it says that the ‘Default Post Template’ uses the 696px x 0 thumb.
Does this mean that images uploaded into a post should be inserted as 696px thumbs? (It doesn’t do it. They are inserted as their original size.)
If not then can it be done and where the code needs to change?
Thank you in advance,
Joe
Hello bikingculture,
As you can see in this area, there is a list with all of the thumbs which are used in our theme and what kind of blocks and modules uses them. In this case, the 696px*0 thumbs mean that this type of thumb has the dynamic height which can modify depending on the image used. The right size of the image will be with the 696px for width…if the image will be larger than this size, the theme will crop to the 696px of the width. If you want to change this value, you have to alter the code from the core file td_config.php, like this -> http://screencast.com/t/umAcIcIvTTl
Hope this helps!
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Hi Catalin,
Maybe I didn’t explain myself clearly, sorry, but I meant to say that I DO want the 696px thumb as is … but it’s not being inserted into the post when uploading images wider than 696px. Instead, the actual sizes are being uploaded and then the max-width is applied by CSS to scale it to 696px. Is this by design? Shouldn’t the 696px thumb upload instead of an actual image? Why would it be created by your system if it’s not being used?
Joe
Hello bikingculture,
Please check the list with all the thumbs which are used in the theme and enable the thumb 696px*0 if this is disabled. Also, if this is enabled and not work, please try to disable all the active plugins, leave just Visual Composer to active, clear all cache and install only the plugins that come bundled with our theme and rule out the conflicting plugins.
If you need more assistance in this regard and if your problem is still there after this advice, please send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com with your log-in information (wp-admin) so I can further inspect the issue. Also, please provide the link of this topic so we can know who you are and what the issue is.
Hope this helps!
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