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Switching over to Twenty Thirteen the old images are accurately displaying as 360×360, however the new image you had me test upload simple resizes the original image, but it still looks ok. Reverting back to SPUN still has the same issue though with skewing/resizing. But you can have a look if you want. Check the first image thumb in comparison to the 3rd thumb posted on May 21st, 2013…you can see the picture size difference.

That’s a great suggestion…I gave it a try and I was like “holy cow” that actually did work. It published the photo at 360×360…I tried also updating an existing post and also deselecting and then reselecting a current pic, but neither of those worked. Shall I just try reuploading the thumbs (as you suggested)? It baffles me WHY that works, but you are the man and know it way better than I do, haha, clearly.

I am still a little leery of updating all of my thumbnails if they are already there…I don’t understand why regenerating the thumbnails would solve the issue when I know the thumbnails are still there in the uploads folders. I guess I just want to know how to force SPUN to use the -360×360.jpg version of my images. If you inspect the image element, then modify it to show -360×360.jpg that completely fixes the issue. Or, I can just back up all of my images and then try to run the regeneration tool you gave, but I have over 250 images (which makes me nervous). Thanks!

OK, so I tried that code, but I didn’t want to reupload or refresh the images. I am under the impression that the previous version somehow sized the images to 360×360 and in the new update it attempts to resize the original image somehow…I am probably not explaining it the right way…I could roll back to a previous version, have you inspect the picture elements and then roll forward with the latest version, but I am not sure if that would help you nail down the issue. Thanks!

Hi Andrew – thanks for taking another stab at this. I know for sure the issue has to do with the previous 360×360 size because I rolled back and saw that when I inspected the element. Sure – my site is here. Let me try to add that code to my child theme and see if that helps. Appreciate it.

Hi, anyone know how to resize the image in the circle back to 360×360? Thanks

You can see the different versions avail here: https://www.ads-software.com/themes/spun/developers/. There might be a way to revert back within WordPress, but I just did it manually (went into web server, found the theme’s directory and uploaded the old version again).

Ok, I know where the issue is now…but i just have to figure out how to fix it – if anyone can help there…So, in the new version the image shown in the circle seems to be the native (original image), not the images sized down to 360×360. I.E. in v1.07 the img would be: “/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/20140110-12345.jpg-360×360.jpg
” Or something like that…in the new 2.0 and later version it is resizing the original image I believe “/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/20140110-12345.jpg”. Any help on editing this so that it goes back to the -360×360.jpg version? I am guessing it’s done in functions.php maybe, unless there is a setting I am missing…Any help? Thanks!

Hey @jillabon, not a moderator or anything, but you can see the different versions avail here: https://www.ads-software.com/themes/spun/developers/. There might be a way to revert back within WordPress, but I just did it manually (went into web server, found the theme’s directory and uploaded the old version again). Hope that answers it. ??

Haha, thanks for the reply @pheurontay…Yeah, I didn’t know why it was marked [resolved] but that makes way more sense…I did open another topic, and then I resolved it myself (with the help of some other threads). In my case just clearing the cache on my browser helped (although I really hate clearing cache, because I am so lazy about reentering my usernames etc, every time, haha). Anyway, appreciate the reply…Just curious if you have noticed your images getting skewed or stretched though now on the homepage? With the update I am pretty sure there is some auto-sizing going on and some of my images are obviously stretched and don’t look as good as they did on v 1.07. Anyway, thanks for replying and didn’t mean to infer you were impolite, I just didn’t know you can’t delete a post either :).

I rolled back to v2.0 and I still had the issue, but rolling back to v1.07 fixed it…I might upgrade again to 2.02 just to see if I can figure out the problem cause it’s driving me crazy now, haha. I also took a few print screens of v1.07 vs 2.02 because I thought I was going crazy – there was definitely a change…seems like maybe some sort of auto-resize, but I can’t figure out where the issue is….anyway, rolling back to 1.07 will help if anyone cares.

Ah, gotcha – and you have the latest update v 2.02? I wonder if it broke between v 2.0 and 2.02, because if you checkout https://sixhours.net (on version 2.0), it looks normal, but that is also the developers site so she may have “fixed” it if it was messed up. Not sure – I just know it’s messed up on my site too (similar to @jblanc).

Hey Andrew – check out the images on the site @jblanc posted (especially that 4th image in the first row)…Doesn’t that look skewed to you? To replicate all you had to do was upgrade from the previous version of SPUN to the new 2.02 version…In the previous version images weren’t stretched like this.

Hey – yeah, I am having the same issue – images are skewed/stretched a bit…I think it has to do with the css class ‘attachment-home-post’ vs ‘attachment-home-post-thumbnail’, but I can’t figure out how to fix it, it’s beyond my css knowledge unfortunately.

FYI: I found a site that hasn’t upgraded yet, but I can’t seem to isolate the difference…The one thing I did notice is in the older versions the img src format does not have a height/width element, but in the newer version it is generated somehow…just not sure if that is the issue…I could start a new thread though for that and maybe someone has some ideas…or I could piggyback off of the other existing thread I saw open. Thanks!