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  • #24030
    KingBetts
    Member

    How would I make it so that the featured image on my homepage would link to the post on click instead of linking to the full size image BUT then when in the post it will link to the full size image?

    http://www.filthyculture.com

    #24107
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @KingBetts: Then images in your hompage latest post are not Featured image. It’s our first image in your post and then content. You have break the content using <!--more--> tag.

    Either, you can change the layout of homepage to “Excerpt/Blog Display” from “Appearance => Theme Options => Layout Options => Content Layout”, this will make our post featured image and expert text to come in homepage and will link to post. Or if you want to stick with the same layout. Then After you upload the image before inserting the image in your post, in “Attachment Display Settings”, change “Link To” custom and add the link of page.

    #24876
    KingBetts
    Member

    @Sakin: I changed it up now so there is featured images. I put it on the Blog Display one. It worked but I ran into a new set of problems!! First: The featured image sizes are cropped and not showing the full photo or they are very small and showing the full photo. go to the site http://www.filthyculture.com to see what I mean. The other problem is that the featured images have the borders now. I used your custom CSS to remove borders but the featured images have them and I want them removed! Thanks for the help hope to hear from yous oon!

    #24902
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @KingBetts: I see that you are using Catch Evolution Free theme and if you see in Theme Instructions page http://catchthemes.com/theme-instructions/catch-evolution/, it is clearly mentioned that we use image size of Width:754px and Height: 400px for as Featured Image. So, all image above this size will be auto cropped when you use the layout as “Excerpt/Blog Display”. But you have use Content Layout as “Full Content Display” to show exactly like in your post. But if you like the excerpt layout then I recommend you to change the image of that size.

    To remove the border and padding, you can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box.

    .entry-summary img.wp-post-image {
        border: none;
        padding: 0;
    }
    #24927
    KingBetts
    Member

    @Sakin: thanks for the response. Yes I see now that it is stated that. I am fine with those sizes but for some reason some of my featured images are not being cropped to 745×400 even though the picture is sized at 2048×1356 // the featured image on the post “Respect The Build” is an example of this

    #24943
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @KingBetts: I think you recently changed theme to Catch Evolution Theme. That is why it is not cropping for old post images before Catch Evolution Theme. So, you need to regenerate thumbnail using this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails

    You can look at our Theme Instructions page at http://catchthemes.com/theme-instructions/catch-evolution/ where we have mentioned about “Regenerate Thumbnails”.

    #24971
    KingBetts
    Member

    @sakin: Yes that solved the problem! Well your here helping u have a couple other questions. Should be simple solutions. On mobile there is a black space above the header image! Also on mobile (not as much desktop) the featured images arnt aligned in the Center. I don’t want the text or anything to align to the Center just the pictures to line up with the text! Thanks for all your help so far

    #24985
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @KingBetts: You can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box to remove the black space
    @media screen and (max-width: 960px) { #header-content { display: none; } }

    Sorry, I don’t understand center just the picture. Can you share screenshot with explanation.

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