• Resolved tnightingale

    (@tnightingale)


    Just installed your plugin, seems like just what I need. BUT when I try to crop a featured image (post thumbnail), although it displays the correct “target image dimensions” (in this case 675px x 333px), the actual cropping frame and preview of the new image is much more square, not the correct proportions at all. Not sure where it’s getting that ratio from.
    Here is the custom post thumbnail size setting from my child theme’s function file – a hard crop from center:

    set_post_thumbnail_size( 675, 333, array( 'center', 'center') );

    Note, it works just fine for the standard thumbnail, 150×150. Just not for the post thumbnail.

    Hope you can figure this out, so I can use this plugin.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/manual-image-crop/

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  • Plugin Author Tomasz Sita

    (@tomaszsita)

    Hello,

    it should be fixed in the 1.09.

    I’m glad you like the plugin, would appreciate a positive review ??

    Hi,

    I have recently updated to 1.09 and although I wasn’t having this issue before the update I seem to be having the problem that tnightingale described now.

    To show what I am getting I have taken this screen grab, as you can see my target picture dimension is square (640×640) but the preview area is just the size of the original image.

    I seem to be having the identical issue. Let me know of any details that would be helpful.

    Declaring image size:

    add_image_size('slider', 1900, 500, array('center', 'center'));

    Plugin Author Tomasz Sita

    (@tomaszsita)

    Hi,

    I just released v1.10 with a quick fix which should help.

    If so, I would appreciate a positive review ??

    Thread Starter tnightingale

    (@tnightingale)

    Thank you for the update, the plugin now works perfectly on my sites (for all image sizes)! Hooray! It should be a built-in feature of WP, in my opinion.

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