WP is showing wrong image dimensions
Several times over time I changed sizes of thumbnails WP generate when images are uploaded, always setting bigger size.
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Why WordPress suddenly changed sizes of thumbnails?
I’m consistently using 3000×750 images for the standout images for my entries. I’ve recently added a new post with such image (I’m 100% sure about its size) and I’ve realized, that for some reason it started looking differently than others (see images below, headers for clarity):
SVG not displaying in Media Tab in Backend
I addes this code to allow SVG Uploads to the Media Library of wordpress:
New image size version only for the Featured Image file
I’m worried about too many files created when adding a new image size.
Why is wp_get_attachment_image_src returning wrong dimensions?
I believe your issue is that the value set for the global $content_width variable (which is 640px in Boilerplate and 584px in Twenty Eleven) is less than the width you’re specifying via Settings -> Media.
set_post_thumbnail_size vs add_image_size
What is the difference between set_post_thumbnail_size and add_image_size? Is set_post_thumbnail_size for all images, and add_image_size for sizing images individually?
Settings in ‘Media > Settings’ is ignored when inserting images
When I upload an image, it is automatically resized as I would expect, however the sizes for inserting the image seem to ignore the settings I’ve placed in Settings/Media.
Generating Thumbnails for video
I have checked and read lot of post about one single issue that is far more complicated than it seems.
How to set global variable in functions.php
I want to be able to echo the URL of the featured image of a post and after looking some on the web I found the following which works fine when I put it in a loop in my front page template.
Adding uploaded images to editor from metabox instead of default popup uploader
I need to find plugin or create listing of all uploaded images for some post in custom metabox. And i can click to thumbnail for add image to editor in custom format.