Hi,

Thank you for the update.

1-3) Did you create Portfolio items? You can apply featured images to the Portfolio items, then use the Portfolio Grid element to display the items in the page. You’ll find the sorting options and other settings that we mentioned above by editing the options in the Portfolio Grid element.

4.) How many columns do you intend to display in the grid? The default thumbnail used in the Portfolio Grid element is 450x450px, but you can adjust it by editing the Portfolio Grid element’s Styling > Grid Settings > Portfolio Grid Image Size settings. Select the second option, then pick the thumbnail that you’d like to display.

If you have any additional questions at this time we kindly ask that you open them up in a separate thread. The longer threads get in the forum, they become more difficult to support as they tend to drift off topic and they also make it troublesome for users trying to search for solutions. Keeping threads relevant to their original inquiry ensures that we can keep better track of what has been resolved and that users can more effectively find answers to similar issues they might be experiencing.

Thanks!

Best regards,
Ismael

Hi,

Thank you for the update.

You can upload the image for the banner in the Products > Categories panel. Edit a category, then look for the Thumbnail section.

Best regards,
Ismael

Hey holstchristoph,

Thank you for the inquiry.

You can add this css code to hide the sorting buttons.

.product-sorting {
    display: none;
}

And to remove the category thumbnails, add this code.

.tax-product_cat .page-thumb {
    display: none;
}

Best regards,
Ismael

Hey Thomas,

Thank you for the inquiry.

You may also need to remove this action in order to override the default product thumbnails on the archive pages.

add_action( 'woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item_title', 'avia_woocommerce_thumbnail', 10 );

Best regards,
Ismael

Hi,

Thank you for the update.

Did you enable the “Delete Unselected Thumbnail” option? Again, please make sure to create a site backup before proceeding.

Best regards,
Ismael

Hi,
Please review the functions.php file around line 296 it shows the 12 image sizes that the theme creates and the description for each:

$avia_config['imgSize']['widget'] 			 	= array( 'width' => 36,  'height' => 36 );						// small preview pics eg sidebar news
$avia_config['imgSize']['square'] 		 	    = array( 'width' => 180, 'height' => 180 );		                // small image for blogs
$avia_config['imgSize']['featured'] 		 	= array( 'width' => 1500, 'height' => 430 );					// images for fullsize pages and fullsize slider
$avia_config['imgSize']['featured_large'] 		= array( 'width' => 1500, 'height' => 630 );					// images for fullsize pages and fullsize slider
$avia_config['imgSize']['extra_large'] 		 	= array( 'width' => 1500, 'height' => 1500 , 'crop' => false );	// images for fullscrren slider
$avia_config['imgSize']['portfolio'] 		 	= array( 'width' => 495, 'height' => 400 );						// images for portfolio entries (2,3 column)
$avia_config['imgSize']['portfolio_small'] 		= array( 'width' => 260, 'height' => 185 );						// images for portfolio 4 columns
$avia_config['imgSize']['gallery'] 		 		= array( 'width' => 845, 'height' => 684 );						// images for portfolio entries (2,3 column)
$avia_config['imgSize']['magazine'] 		 	= array( 'width' => 710, 'height' => 375 );						// images for magazines
$avia_config['imgSize']['masonry'] 		 		= array( 'width' => 705, 'height' => 705 , 'crop' => false );	// images for fullscreen masonry
$avia_config['imgSize']['entry_with_sidebar'] 	= array( 'width' => 845, 'height' => 321 );		            	// big images for blog and page entries
$avia_config['imgSize']['entry_without_sidebar']= array( 'width' => 1210, 'height' => 423 );					// images for fullsize pages and fullsize slider

so depending on the elements that you are using you can decide to remove some of these, if you which.
WordPress adds 4 other sizes, small, medium, medium_large, large, and other plugins may add other sizes, such as woocommerce.
Removing these sizes will depend on your site layout and the devices that people use, you will need to test and decide if you need these sizes. Removing some sizes will make your site use larger images than needed which could slow down your loading time, or on very large screens some of your images may seem to be blurry because a smaller image is used. So there is no quick answer, you will just need to test.
You may also note that the thumbnails that WordPress creates may be larger than the original, so 30k of images might be over 9 gigs, here is a easy way to compress 30k of images down to under 900 mb without a plugin and save a lot of space.

Best regards,
Mike

Hey sarawh,

Thank you for the inquiry.

Which image element are you using? If you’re using the default Image element from the builder, the element should include the srcset attribute which is added by WordPress automatically, and the browser should automatically select or serve the appropriate thumbnail size for different screen sizes. This should also work for sliders if you select the original or full-size thumbnail. If you want to learn more about the srcset attribute, please check the link below.

// https://developer.wordpress.org/apis/responsive-images/

Best regards,
Ismael

Hi,

Thank you for the inquiry.

Have you tried regenerating the thumbnails? You can use the plugin suggested by @Guenni007 above or the plugin linked below.

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

Please make sure to create a site backup or restore point before regenerating the thumbnails just in case.

Best regards,
Ismael

Hey Michael,

Thank you for the inquiry.

We don’t see anything unusual with the size of the shop thumbnails. Would you mind providing a screenshot of the issue? You can use platforms like Savvyify, Imgur or Dropbox to upload and share the screenshot.

Best regards,
Ismael