After some more testing, thinking and testing:

1.
Changes to the thumbs array in the child theme DO work. I must have done something wrong last time. Sorry.

2.
After a bit of thought I’ve decided that its much more efficient for me to do the exact double-size high compression images by hand and then upload.
While it’s nice to have the theme automatically do resizing and cropping, it just results in much heavier images, most of which I will not use anyway..

3.
I have commented out all thumbnails sizes in the child theme functions.php therefore..
Thus regenerating thumbs loses all other sizes (except the WP ones for the Media Library).
Going to try just using the full size original and having the theme CSS do downscaling.

You can mark this topic as solved. I hope. Unless I’ve made a wrong assumption somwhere down the line :-)

Ismael,

Thanks for this I have now add the extra pice of code but the price in the custom field comes under the title in the main portfolio image, see http://www.peter-test1.co.uk/art-portfolio-item/jill-barthorpe-late-apples/ which is not what was wanted. What we need is to have the price showing on each of the portfoio thumbnails ONLY see screenshot. http://www.peter-test1.co.uk/price.jpg

Many Thanks

Pete

Follow-up:
Same changes made in parent theme’s functions.php > thumbnails sizes become the way I set them
Same changes made in child theme’s functions.php > thumbnails sizes stay what is orginally set in the parent theme and do not change the way they should (respecting the child theme’s functions.php).
Can you help me understand why and provide a solution? Thanks in advance.

Hi Enfold Team, I tested this out in hte meantime but am baffled by the results :-)
Can you help me understand?

I doubled the thumb sizes in the child theme functions.php:

// – set WordPress compression of image and thumbnails on upload and resize to 90 or higher
// images are manually resized, compressed and optimized BEFORE upload already
// WP compression on images on resize/for thumbnails is standard = 82
add_filter(‘jpeg_quality’, function($arg){return 90;});

// remove “responsive images” srcset functionality in WP 4.4 and on from this theme
remove_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wp_make_content_images_responsive’ );

// double-size thumbs for Retina screens and zoom
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘widget’] = array(‘width’=>72, ‘height’=>72); // small preview pics eg sidebar news – ORG 36 x 36
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘square’] = array(‘width’=>360, ‘height’=>360); // small image for blogs – ORG 180 x 180
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘featured’] = array(‘width’=>3000, ‘height’=>860); // images for fullsize pages and fullsize slider – ORG 1500 x 430
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘featured_large’] = array(‘width’=>3000, ‘height’=>1260); // images for fullsize pages and fullsize slider – ORG 1500 x 630
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘extra_large’] = array(‘width’=>3000, ‘height’=>3000, ‘crop’ => false); // images for fullscrren slider – ORG 1500 x 1500
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘portfolio’] = array(‘width’=>990, ‘height’=>800); // images for portfolio entries (2,3 column) – ORG 495 x 400
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘portfolio_small’] = array(‘width’=>520, ‘height’=>370); // images for portfolio 4 columns – ORG 260 x 185
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘gallery’] = array(‘width’=>1690, ‘height’=>1368); // images for portfolio entries (2,3 column) – ORG 845 x 684
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘magazine’] = array(‘width’=>1420, ‘height’=>750); // images for magazines – ORG 710 x 375
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘masonry’] = array(‘width’=>1410, ‘height’=>1410, ‘crop’ => false); // images for fullscreen masonry – ORG 705 x 705
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘entry_with_sidebar’] = array(‘width’=>1690, ‘height’=>642); // big images for blog and page entries – ORG 845 x 321
$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘entry_without_sidebar’]= array(‘width’=>2420, ‘height’=>846); // images for fullsize pages and fullsize slider – ORG 1210 x 423
$avia_config[‘imgSize’] = apply_filters(‘avf_modify_thumb_size’, $avia_config[‘imgSize’]);

Save and regenerate thumbs.
But then I watch the regenerated thumbnails and they seems to be back to the standard sizes.
These are the currently registered thumbnail sizes, whether they exist for this attachment, and their filenames:

thumbnail: 80×80 pixels (cropped to fit)
medium: 300×300 pixels (proportionally resized to fit inside dimensions)
medium_large: 768×0 pixels (proportionally resized to fit inside dimensions)
large: 1030×1030 pixels (proportionally resized to fit inside dimensions)
widget: 36×36 pixels (cropped to fit)
square: 180×180 pixels (cropped to fit)
featured: 1500×430 pixels (cropped to fit)
featured_large: 1500×630 pixels (cropped to fit)
extra_large: 1500×1500 pixels (proportionally resized to fit inside dimensions)
portfolio: 495×400 pixels (cropped to fit)
portfolio_small: 260×185 pixels (cropped to fit)
gallery: 845×684 pixels (cropped to fit)
magazine: 710×375 pixels (cropped to fit)
masonry: 705×705 pixels (proportionally resized to fit inside dimensions)
entry_with_sidebar: 845×321 pixels (cropped to fit)
entry_without_sidebar: 1210×423 pixels (cropped to fit)
shop_thumbnail: 100×100 pixels (cropped to fit)
shop_catalog: 300×300 pixels (cropped to fit)
shop_single: 600×0 pixels (proportionally resized to fit inside dimensions)
woocommerce_thumbnail: 300×300 pixels (cropped to fit)
woocommerce_single: 600×0 pixels (proportionally resized to fit inside dimensions)
woocommerce_gallery_thumbnail: 100×100 pixels (cropped to fit)

Thanks in advance for your help (I see you’re a bit flooded with help requests now…)

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by rob2701.

Hi ismael,

That was it!
I have changed size of the thumbnail in Settings and that solved my problem.

Thank you for help.

Best regards,
Milorad

@Jordan: My objective is to remove the “T” shaped border lines, separating the featured blog post and the other two blog posts on the right. I don’t mind keeping the box borders around the featured image and thumbnails but I would like to remove, again, the “T” shaped separator lines from the magazine element and ONLY those lines.

Does that make sense?

Nikko,

I have now added code and see now the custom field which I have now enetered in a custom filed called punchline but see nothing. The code I have entered now in the php file is below. I entered in the portfolio custom field “punchline” a price of £1750 and was hoping this would appear on the portfolio page under the title so we would have ……..Jill Barthorpe – Late Apples (TITLE)
£1750 (PRICE)

see http://www.peter-test1.co.uk/british-contemporary-art/jill-barthorpe-paintings/ where the is nothing. I have created a login if that helps
PHP CODE below….

function add_portfolio_punchline() {
if ( is_single() && ‘portfolio’ == get_post_type() ) {
$punchline = get_post_meta($post->ID, “punchline”, true);
if($punchline != “”) { echo “<h3>”.$punchline.”</h3>”; }
}

}
add_action(‘ava_after_main_title’, ‘add_portfolio_punchline’);
add_filter(‘avf_portfolio_cpt_args’, ‘avf_portfolio_cpt_args_custom’);
function avf_portfolio_cpt_args_custom($args) {
$args[‘supports’] = array(‘title’,’thumbnail’,’excerpt’,’editor’,’comments’, ‘revisions’, ‘custom-fields’ );
return $args;
}