Hi -

I've made no recent changes to my theme, however for some reason the featured images on posts are no longer being cropped. I can see the bfa_thumb(620,180 ... in the code, but it does not seem to be cropping the image. Can anyone point me to where I should look to find out why it is not working?

Site URL: http://rosina.me/

Thanks,
Rosina

step 1 - disable all plugins to see if there is a conflict

I did disable all plugins, to no avail. I have reenabled them now but I did turn them all off and disabled all caching.

Copy your theme export settings to a text file and attach them to a response

Originally Posted by bignall

I can see the bfa_thumb(620,180 ... in the code,

What's the rest of the parameters? It's the third parameter that is critical, that parameter determines if the image is cropped or not. By default, the value of the third parameter is false (not cropped). It has to be set to true for the image to be cropped:

<?php bfa_thumb( 620, 180, true, '<div class="thumb-shadow"><div class="post-thumb">', '</div></div>' ); ?>

As an aside your pictures should be optimized for web. The ones I looked at were 500Kb to almost 1 Mb.

Thanks so much for your help @Juggledad. Attached are the settings.

@CrouchingBruin Here's the rest of the parameters:

PHP Code:

<?php bfa_thumb( 620, 180, true, '<div class="thumb-shadow"><div class="post-thumb">', '</div></div>' ); ?>

As you can see it is true (which does seem to be the default since I haven't changed it).

@lmilesw Yes good point, I should stop being lazy but it's a personal site for my friends and family to see what's going on, not expecting thousands of visitors... still, always a wise idea.

Helps if I actually attach the file.... /o\

In one installation I did find the spaces between 620,180,true in the code were problematic. When I edited this

<?php bfa_thumb( 620, 180, true, '<div class="thumb-shadow"><div class="post-thumb">', '</div></div>' ); ?>

To This

<?php bfa_thumb( 620,180,true, '<div class="thumb-shadow"><div class="post-thumb">', '</div></div>' ); ?>

All worked as intended so may be something to try.