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Hi,
I have a question. I made a new image size “Textblock image” 370×203.
I regenerated all images and in my ftp the have all the new size. But when I choose the images, some I can choose with the Textblock size others not. Can you imagin how this can be? The original size is ok.
Maybe you can help me, if you want, you can take a look.
Thank you very much and best regards!
BarbaraHey weblinedesign,
Can you please point us to the page and the block with the issue? I see many pages and many images and nothing seems out of the ordinary.
Best regards,
VictoriaThank you for answering. For example here: http://wordpress.p472186.webspaceconfig.de/hotel_alpenblick/kinderfreundliches-hotel-bad-gastein-hotel-alpenblick/
The first image (http://wordpress.p472186.webspaceconfig.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/tischtennis-e1538064555656.jpg) on the right side should have the size 370 x 203 (Textblock Image).
But this size is not available. If you choose for example this image (http://wordpress.p472186.webspaceconfig.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/schach.jpg) it is.This is what I do not understand. Once again, all images are regenerated and if I take a look via ftp in my folder the size is here.
Thank you for helping.
BarbaraHi Victoria,
thank you.
I know this, but it should be the size 370 x 203.
If I choose another image, i have this predefined size.
See the image.
I do not understand this. :((
Regards BarbaraHi Barbara,
Well, looks like most older images do not have that size in the drop-down.
Which plugin did you use to regenerate thumbs?
Best regards,
VictoriaHi Victoria,
I use “Simple Image Sizes” (from Rahe)
The funny thing is that in my ftp upload the image size is there (for example: tischtennis1-370×203.jpg)
And it is not a problem of older pictures, because many are there.
Thank you and best regards
BarbaraHi Victoria,
no it is not working.
Some pictures I can choose, some not. No matter how old they are, the size is big enough…
I do not understand.
Thank you BarbaraHi Barbara,
Have you tried using this plugin?
It might help you.
Best regards,
Victoria
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