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hi,
the “Regenerate Thumbnails” plugin will take every post image and slice it into smaller ones.

but if the post image is not wide enough to fit the slider , the “Regenerate Thumbnails” plugin will not make it bigger.

however you can use this css to streach the big image from the big slider
(http://screencast.com/t/YQ9CjlXiH):

 .iosSlider .td-slide-item-main .entry-thumb {
    width: 745px;
}

here: http://screencast.com/t/NRdCPESL

you can change the 745px to what number you want.

Thanks for you message.
Radu A.

Help, now regenerate all thumbnails together with the plugin I have placed all the thumbnails except that of the big slide, can be seen here:

http://www.chegadget.com

hi,
try this:

go to Settings -> Permalinks in wp-admin and just click save (http://screencast.com/t/kcxNm4Lhjee). this will regenerate the .htaccess file, and try again.

if doesn’t work try to change the permalink structure, try default (http://screencast.com/t/jbnDmum417cs)

if this doesn’t work try deactivate all the plugins, conflicts could happen between them and the theme.

Thanks for you message.
Radu A.

zokolus
look at the standard sizes found in the theme docs, here:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/modules-and-blocks/

I think we did
sm = 100×65
md = 326×159
lg = 700×357

NOTE: I highly recommend adding a custom compression amount to photos for WP as I’ve found that some of the pix created by theme with default WP compression level are waaaay to big.

For example on our site which is not yet optimized,
original article image 700×406 I uploaded is 31.14kb
http://publishersnewswire.com/META/PNW-Feb14-loudest.jpg
the theme/and WP created a 700×357 version, 63kb (!).

The hack to add the compression amount down to something like “50” is someplace in my prior posts. Recommended!!!

—updated——–
the code:

add the following code to your functions.php file in the theme root at the end –or– in your child theme (TIP: stop using a child theme)

add_filter( ‘jpeg_quality’, create_function( ”, ‘return 50;’ ) );

– then run the regenerate thumbnails plugin under wp admin > tools

EDIT (( AND REMEMBER TO BACKUP YOUR ORIGINAL PIX FIRST – !! ))

And one more FYI:
ga-ga is our test/optimization site
PNW is our “stock” site being used for comparison
(I have been called to other projects the past month and not working on either … hence why I was not around here for couple of weeks … and I will disappear again next week… sigh….deadlines!)

• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.
• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.
• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.

Can you tel me what are the thumb, medium and large sizes? Here I see that theme creates 9 thumb sizes http://import.tagdiv.com/newspaper/doc/#start I don’t know which are correct to enter in “media”.

I have regenerated thumbnails, butstill have google worning. In my media I have this dimensions:
Thumbnail size: 80*80
Medium size: 310*600
Large size: 1024*1024

In my theme I enabled:
CROP FEATURED IMAGE
Enable if you want to crop the featured images to (700px x 357px).

I would like to re-run regenerate thumbnails with corect thumb. inputs in my media filds.

Can you help me Christopher?

hi,
http://screencast.com/t/IoVWSZlzl

after this try : https://forum.tagdiv.com/using-the-theme-with-existing-content/
because you have to regenerate the already used content.

Thanks for you message.
Radu A.

Mmmm, I had the option on crop. I had to regenerate the thumbnails to get it to work.

Thanks, anyway.

@Christopher, would you happen to know anything about the Photon api such as this http://developer.wordpress.com/docs/photon/api/ – this is what is needed in this theme so that all images fit the dimensions without having to manually resize them or regenerate images @marius

@Christopher, so I set the Media Settings to have those specific image dimensions as the large. Seems like the largest one ended up being 630×357. I am using this Regenerate Plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/

@Christopher, will this generate an extra image when the images are uploaded in the media gallery? Also, when setting the large thumbnail to 745×483 will the new post images that I set to featured need to be regenerated or will it automatically be done?

Hello all … (copied from another post in forum by myself)

Don’t know if this helps … but one trick I did once upon a time was go into the WP media settings and set the “large thumbnail” size to the desired new size, for this example 745×483 size, then use the regenerate thumbnails plugin to generate those sizes. This gets you past the first hurdle of actually having images set to the correct size from either featured image or the first image in post.

Don’t know if this helps … but one trick I did once upon a time was go into the WP media settings and set the “large thumbnail” size to the desired new size, for this example 745×483 size, then use the regenerate thumbnails plugin to generate those sizes. This gets you past the first hurdle of actually having images set to the correct size from either featured image or the first image in post.

Ooops: one more.

For those who are testing for speed-speed-speed and want to fix all their “you could optimize image xyz” warnings. I actually wrote an article on this once upon a time on my old site no longer seen anywhere since it was behind a login.

BASICALLY:
1) backup all your images
2) install the wp regenerate thumbnails plugin
3) check your wp settings > media and make sure the S / M /L sizes match what is being used by theme so you don’t end up with more thumbs than needed (seriously this is the #1 mistake folks make with thumbnails in general)
4) add the following code to your functions.php file in the theme root at the end –or– in your child theme (TIP: stop using a child theme)
add_filter( 'jpeg_quality', create_function( '', 'return 50;' ) );
5) run the regenerate thumbnails plugin under wp admin > tools

Voila!~ go rerun your speed test with Google and magically no more “you need to optimize image xyz to save 5kb” crap.

If your images don’t look as sparkly as they did, you can always delete the thumbs, put your original images back, and then try changing the “50” to “60” if you prefer.

For all those thumbnails all over the place “50” is recommended setting, and this uses both the built-in function of wordpress for images which hooks into the image mod stuff on the server. UPSHOT: when you make this change to your functions.php file – ALL YOUR FUTURE IMAGE THUMBS will be compressed automatically.

No more extra plugin to do that unless you really want to.
Simple. Easy. Quick.

Hi, Dreamsiter

we have this same issue where we have our “mothership” news system, and then some satellite sites which pull the text image via a feed as syndicated content. Obviously no way to make a featured image doing this using the modern WordPress “auto thumbnail” setup that relies on server side image libraries (old themes used a thumbnail php script, like timthumb or modded variant to write custom files — Woo still does this as fallback for instance, and you can use that to pull images from other sites by adding allowed domain to thumb.php file) ….

So, how to get this to work — while ‘regenerate thumbnail’ plugin works great for old stuff, doesn’t help with new … so, I found one plugin that we’ve used successfully, and is also available on themeforest [correction: one of Envato’s sister sites, actually, CodeCanyon] for $7
http://codecanyon.net/item/auto-post-thumbnail-pro/4322624

Cheap enough to try and see if it works for you (above is a regular URL, not an affiliate link or promoted link). It will auto set first image as ‘featured’ and was the best solution we found for this exact issue.

There may be other ones in the wordpress.org plugins repository, but most seems fraught with old old code, not current in past couple of years, so use any such with major caution.

$7 is worth the try. 🙂

(I have no relationship with the plugin or developer — just suggested.)

• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.

This may not help you, but Regenerate thumbnails plugin worked great for us with thousands of files.

http://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/

HOWEVER: if your system “times out” then you need to disable other plugins while doing a large operation on so many images – especially if you have larger then needed images (like if you uploaded 1MB files for images vs 50kb for a gallery picture, as one example), and perhaps set your website to “closed temporarily” (plugin to do this I think). Upshot is you want to
1) make sure your domain on your hosting plan has enough resources available to do a major operation
2) make sure you have enough disk space for all the new image sizes (some people with smaller hosting storage forget about this, as you’re basically perhaps tripling the number of images you will have from say 18,000 to 36,000 (3 old thumbs, 3 new thumbs)

So, plugin will “die” if not enough memory to run or space to write.

If your system still cannot handle doing that much image processing, you may want to look at the Jetpack plugin, PHOTON: http://jetpack.me/support/photon/ .

When you change to ANY new theme in WP you need to redo the image thumbnails as not all themes use the same layout, or thumbnail sizes, which of course is one of the things which makes each WP theme different.

Note that you may wish to also review the various plugins at wordpress.org on this topic as redoing all your graphics is part of using ANY new theme; it’s not specific to this theme.

Auto Post Thumbnail PRO for $7 from Themeforest also works awesome on one of our sites since we pull in content from our mothership site to a sister site via RSS.

Sorry don’t have better help on this one.