Hi Peter,
thanks for your support. I’ve an initial test installation with current versions of wp and wc (theme twenty thirteen). I’ve created one product with three variations, different prices and differnet pictures. On the product page I can choose one of the variations and the belonging thumbnail and the appropriate prices show up. So I guess it is an implented woocommerce feature!

Regards,
Klaus

I was able to remove the re-sizing images from being created by Enfold theme simply by adding a /* at line 92 and */ at line 111 in the function.php. This was an easy and elegant solution to my needs. I was looking for any easy way to disable the resizing prior to uploading over 50 large images to use in my portfolio via Lightroom and FTP with only one dimension required for use in the theme. I needed to easily turn on and turn off the resizing function. You may find this method useful for other customers in the future, rather than removing all those lines from functions.php…

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I don’t know why //avia_backend_add_thumbnail_size($avia_config); did not work. But it gave me the idea to use my process above. Using the same logic, to comment out. I also deactivated the plug-in simple image sizes, one less plugin is a good thing.

thanks,

Ed

Hi Darin,

Thanks for the info.

But even after I disabled the Simple plugin.

Then changed my function.php with //avia_backend_add_thumbnail_size($avia_config);

and when I added a new image to my Library, all the Enfold images sizes still were generated !

Any ideas ?

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Dear Yigit,

Thank you for your quick reply. I’ve added the code in the QuickCSS, yet the problem still seems to persist. Probably because the styling in the element itself still seems to have the highest priority. I’m affraid there is no CSS class I can use to change that. I’ve added a screenshot to clarify the situation, where the elements inspector can indicate where the styling is coming from, visible in the background, where the thumbnails still shine through.

Is there any way to get the styling out?

Kind regards,
Lucas

Thanks Josue. I took a look back at my Quick CSS and made some corrections which immediately fixed issue #1.

Regarding the second problem mentioned in my original post, you said to change the dimension of the large size option then regenerate the thumbnails. What size to I change the “large” size to?

I just deleted the code you indicated that contained typos and your CSS code still has no effect at all.

Regarding the second problem mentioned in my original post, you said to change the dimension of the large size option then regenerate the thumbnails. What size to I change the “large” size to?

Thanks,
Trevor

Was anyone able to help with this one and removing the thumbnail image? I’d also like to be able to edit the font sizes?
Cheers

I just wanted to let you know that I was able to fix “most” of the issues above except for one. On the portfolio pages, the thumbnails are supposed to take the user to the specific tabs below onclick. It was working perfectly before the upgrade to 2.9.1. I fixed the other issues by replacing the new functions.php with the older one from 2.8.1. The thumbnails link to the tabs using a plugin (which worked great before theme upgrade) called WP Gallery Custom Links. You should have the links for the two portfolio items from my previous private post. Please let me know. I’ll be poking around in it today, since our time zones are pretty much opposite, and will let you know if I find a fix.

Thanks!