functions.php

  • Hello.
    I wanted to change the featured image size on a theme and added this code to functions.php down at the end of the page.

    <?php

    set_post_thumbnail_size( $width, $height, $crop );

    ?>

    Before that, I made a backup of the functions.php.
    After I added the code, the site is all blank, doesn’t works anymore.
    I uploaded the backed-up file “functions.php” through FTP in the theme functions folder but still blank site.
    I uploaded the original file “functions.php” from the archived unchanged theme, the site is still blank. The theme is Avada 3.7.4.

    Any help?
    Thank you.

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  • Turn on debug mode by editing the wp-config.php file and see what error is reported when you browse to the site.

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    Thread Starter vasile99

    (@vasile99)

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<‘ in …/functions.php on line 1620.

    My functions.php has only 1615 lines.

    There is probably blank spaces/lines at the bottom of the file.

    Thread Starter vasile99

    (@vasile99)

    Nevermind, there were 2 “functions.php” files and I edited them both. One of them supposed to be blank and I made it blank. It works now.
    Anyway, after I removed that code the site works again. Speaking of which, what went wrong? How can I resize the featured image because from media editor it shows me the smaller width & height but in the page the size is 100% I think.

    That is definitely a question for the Avada Support people.

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