featured images are showing in different sizes

  • Resolved yoanarock

    (@yoanarock)


    7 years, 10 months ago

    I have a new problem. This time it’s about Image Posts.
    I have set ‘Galleria’ to be a page for my image posts. Featured images are showing in different sizes here. I’d like them to be same size, like square.
    Also, when you open the post, featured images are in different sizes again. Those which shows up like squere in the Galleria, they have a full size image showing in the page. And those which shows up as 2:3 images has featured images like small thumbnails in the page. I’d like more if featured images shows up in full size.
    Do you have some solution for that kind of problem?

    I have checked ‘Show Featured Image on Full Post’ at the Blog Options.

    Thank you.

    And here is my website again:
    https://kabaree-mystique.ninajohanna.net/

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  • Thread Starter yoanarock

    (@yoanarock)

    okay i have figured out that if i use pictures i have already downloaded to my website, they appear in 2:3 images in my image posts page. If i create a new image post article and download pictures there, then the featured image shows up like square in my image posts page.

    and so goes the image on the actual page: if i have choose existing image from media library, the featured image is just small thumbnail. If i download new images the featured image will appear in full size in my post.

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    Theme Author Shaped Pixels

    (@shaped-pixels)

    Good to hear you figured it out.
    normally the media options give you different size options
    – thumbnail
    – medium
    – large
    etc… depending on the theme.

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