Simple Image Sizes
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Overview
Compatibility
Installation instructions
Customer support & learning resources
Changelog
Main benefits
Create custom image sizes
Override theme sizes easily
Regenerate images individually
Bulk image regeneration
Copy code for theme file
About this plugin
Author: Nicolas Juen
Categories: Media Management
Version: 3.2.3
Last updated: 05-06-2024
WordPress version: false
Tested up to: false
PHP version required: 8.0
Languages: Deutsch, Español [+5]
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Overview
This WordPress plugin is designed to enhance and personalize the image management capabilities of your website by allowing users to create custom image sizes directly from the media options page. Users can override their theme’s default image sizes, regenerate newly created sizes, and selectively choose which images to regenerate, either individually or in bulk. Additionally, the plugin provides code snippets for users to copy and paste into their theme’s functions file to streamline the process of using custom sizes. It includes features for inserting images at the correct size within posts, displaying size options when adding images to posts, and regenerating image sizes on single attachment edit pages. A timer function is incorporated to estimate the duration of thumbnail regeneration, providing clear status updates on the regeneration process and error notifications. Users can contribute to the plugin's development on GitHub.
Custom Image Sizes
- Create custom image sizes for your site.
- Override your theme sizes directly on the media option page.
Regenerate Image Sizes
- Regenerate all the sizes you have just created.
- Choose which sizes you want to regenerate.
- Regenerate images one by one in the ‘Medias’ general pane.
- Regenerate images by bulk action in the ‘Medias’ general pane.
- Regenerate image sizes on single attachment edit page.
Code Integration
- Get all the code to copy and paste to your function theme file.
- Use the generated sizes directly in your posts.
Enhanced User Experience
- Choose if you want to display the size in the post insert image.
- Timer to estimate when the regeneration will be completed.
- Improved PHP and JavaScript to indicate if the image has been regenerated or if there is an error.
Rating and reviews
mballew
24 Oct, 2023
I was about to try this plugin, but seems it’s not supported any more
Nina Harris
29 Jan, 2023
This plugin doesn’t work on 6.1.1 with WooCommerce. First setting the product no cropping is not saved. Next, when regenerating images it gets stuck.
magerquark
29 May, 2021
Website speed is very important for me. This plugin allows you to create additional image sizes and to override used standard image sizes of your wordpress theme. It helps not to use oversized images which slow down your website.
stemmegaar
25 Nov, 2020
I can’t find any plugin that makes mye images the way I want them. But this one dose it! One of a kind!
Grateful for this!
lonelywriter
24 May, 2020
I’m using WordPress version 5.4.1 and a Sahifa theme. Unfortunately my theme displays featured images cropped and huge. the CSS modifications can fix the display size but this little plugin did the trick to stop the theme from cropping the images. I just checked the “Cropping=no” option. No bugs so far with the theme or version of WordPress. But I am a little worried as someone left a review talking about server load. We shall see. I will test if I can deactivate the plugin and keep this no crop option. Also because it’s old I worry about security.
I wish the developer would update it but I am still giving it 5 stars cause it worked great for me, even today in May 2020.
UPDATE: Even more amazing! Right at the bottom the plugin lets you download the functions.php modifications to add manually to your theme file so you can deactivate the plugin!
This topic was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by lonelywriter.
This topic was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by lonelywriter.