Everything was working exactly as we wanted until the latest update. Now images have reverted to 1210 x 423 instead of 1200 x 630 (link to latest post below). The code you gave me is still in the quick css file, but something seems to be overriding it. How can I fix this so it’s working correctly again?

Code:
add_filter( ‘avf_modify_thumb_size’, ‘enfold_customization_modify_thumb_size’, 10, 1 );
function enfold_customization_modify_thumb_size( $size ) {
$size[‘entry_without_sidebar’] = array(‘width’=>1200, ‘height’=>630, ‘crop’ => true);
return $size;
}

• This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by joneszelasko.

Okay, I changed it and regenerated thumbnails, but it’s not working right. As the size of the page changes, the width responds but the height doesn’t. I’m getting some weird images, especially on my phone or tablet, as the images are compressed sideways. How can we change it so the height responds along with the width?

We still haven’t been able to get the size of the blog post images changed. Could you please take another look at it and tell us what short code we could add that would change the image from 1210 x 423 to 1200 x 630 without changing the way the image adapts to the screen size? (Both the height and width change proportionally to the screen size without clipping the image.) Thanks.

Okay, thanks for clearing up that issue. In that case, I just want to leave the template as it was, but change the image from 1210 x 423 to 1200 x 630 for all the memos, old and new, and let the chips fall where they may. The old size was working just as we wanted it to, getting larger or smaller depending on the screen size without distortion, so I want to undo all the recent changes. What’s the best way to do that?

Second question: at the bottom of our product pages, there’s a tab that says Description and then under that it says Description again. How do I get rid of the second one? Link below.

We added that code, but it’s not working correctly. The image isn’t responsive (if that’s the right word); when the page is made smaller, the image stays the same height and the width is cropped, which gives some weird results. Pages with the old size images don’t work either; somehow it ends up 1030 x 360 instead of 1210 x 423, so the image is cropped all around. I’m starting to lose hope.

Maybe a better approach is to create a second template with the 1200 x 630 image size. Is that possible?

We tried that (both ways) and nothing changed. We don’t use a child theme–could that be the problem?

If we can’t get that to work, is it possible to leave all the posts already online on the old template and use a new template for all new posts?