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nevchy.
Might not be issue, but make sure the GD library is installed on your server. Those errors are coming from WordPress and not the theme, specifically, it looks like. WordPress uses various “libraries” on the server to process, resize, and make thumbnails from images you upload (such as a jpeg file).
In your WP > admin > media settings there is also a “maximum size/width” setting. You may want to double check that is not too small for the sizes you’re using. (Normally not an issue, but it may default to something like 625×625 as maximum — so if you try to upload a 1024×768 image and want it to be 735×435 or whatever – that might cause an issue.)
These may not be the solution, but perhaps it may help as starting point. Just an idea.
Hello,
@nevchy you have managed the issue?
Thanks @Christopher for suggestions
nevchy … are you able to upload images using the default wordpress theme?
Also the errors you specify appear to be related to the missing “GD” library on your server as I noted previously. See discussion related to this on WordPress.org
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-wp-table-reloaded-error-messages-and-images-not-appearing
from that page suggestions were:
It sounds as if the PHP library for image processing is not installed or broken on your server.
To confirm this, can you please try inserting/uploading an image into a regular WordPress post? If my assumption is correct, you should get the same errors there.
If that happens, I suggest to contact your webhost company to have them check the PHP image library settings.
