• Hello to everyone,
    I just joined the community and regret not having it done earlier!

    i would like to change where the auto thumbnails are generated and change their size.
    Actually they appear next to the preview of the article , i would like to place them next to each title so that in the home page i have my recent articles with the thumbnails next to the title.
    I am using the theme built in page template options where i can set generate auto thumbnails.

    Thanks in advanced

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  • Thread Starter bidays

    (@bidays)

    i’ve just changed it but doesn’t seem to work.
    should i make it smaller?

    Thread Starter bidays

    (@bidays)

    Nevermind i did it!

    thanks again for everything.

    Thread Starter bidays

    (@bidays)

    Hi i am sorry to reopen this topic but i just noticed a problem.

    Everything works except that when you click on the article (Leftboy)
    https://www.naimedart.com/?p=138
    i get the post image on full size at the bottom of the page.

    I tried getting rid of the Article’s cover image under the Article editor but when i do that it gets rid of the thumbnail AND title.
    SO that means that the auto thumbnail i have uses the cover image to generate a thumbnail.

    Any ideas on which file i just edit?
    thanks again

    hi

    the normal WordPress template would be single.php
    Start by looking there. Your theme may use a specialty template though.

    If you can’t find the correct file (if its not single.php) there is a plugin called Show Template that displays the name of the template file used on a page in the comments in the browser’s View Source, at the bottom of the page. If you use this make sure to disable it when you have finished testing.

    Thread Starter bidays

    (@bidays)

    Hi my single.php file looks like this:

    <?php get_header(); ?>
    
    <div id="main-content" class="clearfix">
    	<div id="left-area">
    		<?php get_template_part('loop','single'); ?>
    	</div> <!-- end #left-area -->
    
    	<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
    		<?php the_post_thumbnail( 'single-post-thumbnail' ); ?>
    <?php get_footer(); ?>

    i removed the_post_thumbnail and now it works ?? thanks again… i must of added it while trying to do all this myself. Anyway thanks.

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