How to resize wordpress featured images?

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How to resize my new wordpress site featured images?

I already try some plugins like "Featured Image Resize", "Regenerate Thumbnails", "Simple Image Sizes", but they don't work. So now i manually resize featured images. see System Technics

Please anyone suggest me workable plugins or any way.
#featured #images #resize #wordpress
  • Profile picture of the author fantrom
    Where you can do this depends on which particular theme your using.

    But you can try looking in the dashboard > appearance > customize

    or the Slider (Nivo) area if that's what you are using to manage the images.

    Also remember that many themes don't allow changes to certain modules since it can
    break the overall design. You could override changes but may need to code those changes.

    One last thing you can do is get in touch with the theme author and explain what you're trying
    to accomplish. He/She would usually have the best answer.

    Good Luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author yragcom1
    Like th above poster said, you really don't control the size, your theme does. You might be able to change the emphasis by recropping the image, adding it to the gallery, then designating it in the thumbnail designation in the post, but that's about all you can do with it.
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    • Profile picture of the author ksmusselman
      Actually, if you make all of your feature images the same size, you can resize them all in your CSS. That's what I did anyway.

      If your theme has the option to edit the css to add custom css to the stylesheet, you can do that.

      Under Appearance, click on Edit CSS instead of Editor. For example, the code in my theme for the feature image container is:

      .separate-containers .page-header-image-single

      So I added the following custom css:

      .separate-containers .page-header-image-single {
      text-align: center;
      width: 650px;
      height: 432px;
      }

      I was using 750px size images and didn't want to go through every post to resize them. So I used the css to automatically make them smaller but in the same ratio so they wouldn't get skewed.

      You can find out what the css container is for your featured image by looking at the page source code.

      I'm using the GeneratePress theme.

      Hope this helps!
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      • Profile picture of the author OmerFaruk
        Thanks for all.
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  • Profile picture of the author dengstrom2
    I think just crop your image..
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    • Profile picture of the author OmerFaruk
      Originally Posted by dengstrom2 View Post

      I think just crop your image..
      hmm, Thanks for information
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