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Thanks for that. Can’t believe I forgot about the block settings. However, I turned off the thumbnail for the size I wanted the full image to replace, then I regenerated the thumbnails, but the full size image still won’t appear in the thumbnail’s place–I get an image placeholder that reads “Enable thumb from Theme Panel –> Block Settings”. I also deleted the cache and nothing seems to work.

When I inspect the code, it looks like the site is still trying to pull the thumbnail instead of using the full image.

EDIT: So, when I switched back on the thumb on block setting, the full image appeared in place of the thumb. Because I’m certain I’ll be regenerating thumbnails frequently (still building the site), I went ahead and altered the size of that particular generated thumbnail in the td_config.php file. My question about that is this: I’m using a child theme, but edited the parent version of the td_config.php file–how should I go about setting it up so that my changes don’t get wiped out upon theme update? Should I place a copy of the td_config.php file in my Child theme folder? Thanks!

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How about this, the ad company believes they located the ad code im looking for in the Block1 section of our website. Now, when I go to the top of our main and click the “edit page” option ..I found both block 2 and block 3 areas but not block 1… Where typically would you find block1 in the newspaper theme?

Also sorry for any confusion, but I also am very confused… What I meant in my previous post the other day was, when I go to the WordPress Theme Panel > Ads > Custom ad 3, the code seen below is whats currently in that area.

<!– Ezoic – Sidebar 3 – sidebar –><div id=”ezoic-pub-ad-placeholder-104″>
<script async src=”//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js”></script>
<!– below all/ tna/wwe news –>
<ins class=”adsbygoogle”
style=”display:block”
data-ad-client=”ca-pub-4793404262316174″
data-ad-slot=”3674627237″
data-ad-format=”auto”></ins>
<script>
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
</script>
</div>
<!– End Ezoic – Sidebar 3 – sidebar –>

Now, why wouldn’t the code seen above here ^^^ that’s currently in our Theme Panel > Ads > Custom ad 3 also match this code seen below in the imgur image? My guess is that the following code (<script async src=”//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js”></script>) been inserted somewhere else in our website (same google code though) and thats why Theme Panel > Ads > Custom ad 3 does not match the code seen below.

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This ad company keeps telling me it’s not the same ad.. because when I edit the “custom area 3” section of our themepanel, I am told I was unsuccessful in wrapping the Ezoic ad code around that existing ad.

Furthermore if these ad codes were the same then the code seen below in the imgur image would look the same as the one I pasted below (found currently in the custom area 3 themepanel section)

This ad below is the code I’m searching for:

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The code you’re referring to in our custom three are of the themepanel > ad area is the following:
<!– Ezoic – Sidebar 3 – sidebar –><div id=”ezoic-pub-ad-placeholder-104″>
<script async src=”//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js”></script>
<!– below all/ tna/wwe news –>
<ins class=”adsbygoogle”
style=”display:block”
data-ad-client=”ca-pub-4793404262316174″
data-ad-slot=”3674627237″
data-ad-format=”auto”></ins>
<script>
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
</script>
</div>
<!– End Ezoic – Sidebar 3 – sidebar –>

I believe the ad theyre trying to target is possibly a mobile ad, and I dont know where to locate it.

IMO, the error is somewhat related to the theme since the theme generates a LOT of different image resizes.
The HTTP error is a 500 error and happens after only a few seconds in my case. Testing with a 10×10 image I am able to upload, so it appears that the issue is a timeout or overrunning the memory allocation from host.

On a failure, some, but not all, image resizes are generated (can view in file system). The image will be listed in the WP media library, but the thumbnail size for the library hasn’t been generated so just a default file placeholder is shown. Various sizes are accessible via direct http access.

Unfortunately I don’t have access to error log in this case to provide more detail.
Note that previously I have uploaded images successfully.

Update: I found some settings in Theme Panel > Post Settings > Featured Images.

When I turn off both options (Show Featured Image and Featured Image Placeholder) it still leaves room on the page where the featured image would go, rather than pushing the text over to fill this space.

Is there anything I can do to fi that? Thanks!!

Thanks Chris – it’s these two occurrences of this ‘text/javascript’ script – appears to come from Cloudflare? I’d seen on .org the CF page rules and made those – will try with it off (damn got a great page speed with it on) or research other page rules etc – Thanks so much for guidance – Pat

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In addition to the last post, I have tried to change to smart list 5, but it already inserts a top image on post. I don´t know exactly the reason. I could insert a featured image previously but now it doesn´t work.

– If I don´t insert any featured picture, I can see that any picture is displayed on blocks. In theme panel, I have activated placeholder image and it shows a gray space without image, and if I deactivate this option, a blank space is shown.

– Is it possible to display a normal post image on blocks? (Without any featured image)

Thanks

Most often due to using the Photon plugin with Jetpack.

Better to use the built-in thumbnails, and change the default compression setting in wp-config.php to something like ’70’ (default is 90). We use ’45’ for best page speed for small thumbs as they are intended only as placeholders.

Also note any images with a lot of RED will never resave and look as good due to the inherent inability of JPEG compression to handle REDS at high compression (small file size) settings using *any* compression method for speed.

Hello Bogdan,

Thanks for responding back to me. I had actually done all those and it hadn’t worked. I went back again to make sure I followed the steps and I did. I had the video on feature and add the link on the featured video. It renders an image on the editing page but not on the site. I had to take it off feature because it will come up blank on the slide.
I used the video format and post style. I checked and the placeholder is turned on. Not sure what else is left to check.

Thanks,

Hi Catalin,

I don’t use any smart list as you can see on the screenshot. https://www.uploady.com/#!/download/Fuw1rzqkPur/RZCU7qXsOKFZn5SM
Maybe i’ll use in the future because I must first learn to use this option.

Please tell me please how to solve this problem for me.

When I purchased the theme, i regenerated all images but the images are missing. Now, I just enable option “FEATURED IMAGE PLACEHOLDER” but the result is: https://www.uploady.com/#!/download/b6f~aWsSuk7/yyYg8ginFZRCXY2b
AND ALL CATEGORIES PAGES LIKE THIS https://www.uploady.com/#!/download/2CgnZ5axZUC/mGXHFIKDCfOuj84L

The images on my site are 5.000. Is very difficult for as to set 1 by 1

Many thanks

Ok Catalin,

The first question is ok. 2) For Ads i will try to disable the plugin. Thankyou. For the images I’d forgot to set feutured images in the post. Howewer i set “on” Placeholder.

Just 2 other question on feutured images.

1) If I set on > SHOW FEATURED IMAGE in the Theme panel and set feature image in the post as in all posts, the result in the article is this screenshot (Photo are duplicate). https://www.uploady.com/#!/download/ZKNlCb3WqX0/V~z6yuwbHdAfPyxl I disabled it now

2) When I purchased the theme, i regenerated all images but the images are missing. Now, I just enable option “FEATURED IMAGE PLACEHOLDER” but the result is: https://www.uploady.com/#!/download/b6f~aWsSuk7/yyYg8ginFZRCXY2b

Thank you

Make sure your thumbnails are all as compressed as possible; change default compression level in wp-config.php or use a plugin. All the little images on home page should be very compressed as they are just visual placeholders. Make sure things like logo is very compressed also (e.g., if it’s only 4 colors, use .png vs .jpg, etc.).

Make sure you have gzip/deflate running as this compresses page for web browser automatically.

ADVANCED:

For advanced uses, consider server side compression like mod_pagespeed, or a caching plugin that might also remove blank spaces, comments, to reduce the file size of the HTML. For super advanced use, consider web host that runs both http/2 and mod_pagespeed (MPS can remove all comments, double spaces, tabs/indents, comments, and other elements that pad the page on the fly, then cache it via server side caching like opcache).