moray

thats great ive updated and all working fine – thanks for the quick response

same with me…uploaded and got white screen – can get in backend to deactivate…

Thanks for that – the 77×77 is actually perfect but I’ll keep changes in mind. Thanks for your attentive service

hi Jeremy. I did all changes but then after some playing around – not sure what i did – its now working perfectly – images have got bigger – theyre now 77 x 77im not sure why. In inspect elemnt on chrome theyre showing (Natural 00 x 100) is that to do with padding?

hi there just wondering if you have any other idea on what i can do t change size of images in TOP POSTS WIDGET. Ive done everything. Changed the CSS in Thee css file. When i inspect element of image on website @ https://www.mutantspace.com it says natural size 100 X 100 but is showing as original size which is 40 x 40.
thanks
Moray

ive put that new piece of CSS in the child css.php but it doesnt make any difference…the thumbnails are still the same size, 40 x 40

thanks – i also changed the thumbnail size in SETTINGS > MEDIA will that make a difference

can i put it anywhere in child theme css?

hi Jeremy -i have put this snippet in child theme css. Perhaps its in the wrong place? Could you advise?

.widget_top-posts .widgets-list-layout-blavatar {
max-width: 100px;
}

thanks. Decided to get rid of theme and start again…

thanks Matt…seems to have all sorted itself out…perhaps after purging CDN cache, etc.

ive since changed size to 100 x 100 but it still shows up as 40 x 40

i inspected element and ithas this:

<img src=”https://i0.wp.com/www.mutantspace.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/singapore-fried-rice.jpg?resize=600%2C600&#8243; class=”widgets-list-layout-blavatar” alt=”A Delicious Recipe For Chinese Style Singapore Fried Rice”>

so its natural size isa 600×600 which is correct but its showing 40×40….

okay ive put all that code in and nothing is broken but thumbnails are still the same size….is there another step?

just to bear in mind the last line on the original file is:

genesis_register_sidebar( array(
‘id’ => ‘home-bottom’,
‘name’ => __( ‘Home – Bottom’, ‘magazine’ ),
‘description’ => __( ‘This is the bottom section of the homepage.’, ‘magazine’ ),
) );