Weather_Reap_12

I apologize, it might actually be that I don’t understand how responsive images works. When I resize the page to smaller, it will display the correct image (250×250) but now at a smaller size. I am also considering if the wrong image is being pulled at the wrong time because of padding or other css elements which are not being calculated correctly.

But I must admit I am not very well informed on how responsive images function.

I have managed to solve the issue. I realized that somehow the recipes had never been imported on my second site when I upgraded from WP Ultimate Recipe to Recipe Maker a while ago. I imported them manually and now they are all there.

Thanks for the support

Hi Brecht,
No, I think there’s been a misunderstanding! I should have clarified that both sites used to contain different recipes. (Or more precisely, almost the same but in a different language)

The problem is that while the recipes on the first site are all there and showing up, all recipes from the second site seem to have disappeared. (Even though they obviously use the same plugin since it’s a multi-site)

Hi jerparx,

thanks for your reply and the advice.

I am using a TwentySixteen child theme which I have created myself. Most of my images are inserted in into posts through the standard editor from the uploaded media. I am using SiteOrigin for my frontpage, but not for my individual posts (which I am referencing here in this thread).

I just wanted to make sure that having a subdomain for my media is not somehow interfering with Yoast adding my images to the sitemap or with them getting indexed by Google automatically.

Hi Ryan! Since you asked me to pester you, here I am ?? I still hope you could have a lot at the issue.

Thanks a lot in advance
Joff

Hi Ryan,

thanks a lot for your reply. I hope you’ll have a chance to have a look at this. Thanks in advance,
Joff19

Also suffering from this. Some javascript error in pp.js.
var img_url = imgf_url.split(“uploads”);
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘split’ of undefined

What that does for me is add left: 50% to the div, which means the icons are not bang in the middle (because that makes it start at the middle)

I’m actually struggling with this also; my menu changed appearance after the update, and it seems as though some of my own CSS is being overridden by megamenu’s CSS, whereas before this wasn’t the case. I was able to fix this with a few !important additions.

Would love to hear the opinion of the author on this!

Thanks man, that’s awesome! In case you need any more info from me let me know. I’m running it on a local MAMP install atm so it’s not straight-forward to give you access, but in case that would help I could give it a try

Hey WebberZone, I think in the meantime I found out what the problem is.

It’s here:

// If there is no thumbnail found, check the post thumbnail
if ( ! $postimage ) {
if ( false != get_post_thumbnail_id( $result->ID ) ) {
$postthumb = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $result->ID ), $tptn_settings[‘thumb_size’] );
$postimage = $postthumb[0];
}
$pick = ‘featured’;
}

Requesting the thumbnail by using $tptn_settings[‘thumb_size’] (which is equal to ‘tptn_thumbnail’) makes sure the custom sized version is always requested; this is then subsequently resized or sometimes not for some reason (but obviously resizing a 175×250 image to 150×150 doesn’t yield a neat result either).

When I changed it to:
$postthumb = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $result->ID ), array($args[‘thumb_width’], $args[‘thumb_height’]));

this actually fixed it, and now it’s displaying the right image size (and also requestion the correct thumbnail, 150×150 when I specify that size and 175×250 otherwise)

I wonder how you feel about this fix and if you consider this a bug or if your implementation of the size element is just different from what I expected.

Cache is not turned on. Just to be sure I emptied the cache and the options page also mentions that cache is cleared every time I change the settings.

Also, when I set the standard size to 150×150 and then do this in a custom query in index.php:
$thumb = tptn_get_the_post_thumbnail( array(
‘postid’ => get_the_ID(),
‘thumb_height’ => ‘250’,
‘thumb_width’ => ‘175’,
‘class’ => ‘tptn_thumb’,
) );

the thumb is still showing in the 150×150 version. So it seems it is always only showing the version from the settings.

Nope.

Thanks Tom,
that was helpful. ??

Joff ??

Having the same problem, thanks for looking at it, the plugin is unusable for my purpose atm!