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oups sorry I finally found the answer somewhere else in the forum … in order to get these image size options during upload you need to enable the php graphic library php_gd2.dll in your php.ini (under windows for me in this example). Restart Apache and you’re done, each time you transfer an image it will be crunched to several sizes and the image size radio buttons (other than full size) will be enabled as well.

Hello I have exactly the same issue using wp 2.7.1 (fresh installation, everything else seem to be working fine). When I upload an image, the full size radio button is checked but all the other options (thumbnail, Medium and Large) are grayed and can be selected.

I saw the posts about podpress but I haven’t installed this plugin only revision-control and wp-db-backup plugins are activated. Does it require any specific php module to enable this feature or is it something about wordpress itself ?

Thanks for your help this limitation is very annoying, now I need to upload one image for each size that I want to use.

I found the issue, my local config is enabled based on a strict php tag writing in the code i.e. <?php ?> but not <? ?> the short open tag is disabled.

There is one tag which is improperly written in the sidebar.php on line 13. You just need to complete the <? with <?php and that’s it it works fine.

Well still a look closer to the code, clearly there is something inside the sidebar.php that prevents the blog to be displayed. I haven’t yet isolated the part of the php that generates this faulty behaviour. If I remove the get_sidebar() from the index.php, the page appears.

Also the fact that this only happends in my home local configuration is very curious, I wonder if there aren’t some Apache or PHP modules that are mandatory and not enabled in my config ?!?

so I’ve had a closer look it seems that only the header is displayed but not the rest of the theme so I don’t see nothing when I use the Oriental theme … I don’t really understand why. The html page is truncated just avec the header …

please help

my local configuration points to https://localhost:8080/wordpress/