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It’s crazy this exact functionality is not in core! These days many themes and custom built sites/themes have 10 to 15, or often many more crop sizes, especially if you are trying to support responsive images properly.
But usually you only need 3 or 4 crop sizes for any given images. The functionality of this plugin would solve that, but it should be WP core to save everyone wasted storage space and to ensure future compatibility. To me it makes no sense for a cropped copy of the image to be created when that image is never loaded — ever.
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Thnks!
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Make it core!
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Have been using this now for a couple of months and it’s improved my workflow significantly!
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I have been using aquaResize for a long time, this is a game changer. If you want only the url of the resized image use echo ipq_get_theme_image_url( $id_here, array( 600, 400, false ) );
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Real intresting approach and something that should be considered for WP Core – especially the Batch Processing Stuff isn#t only useful for images …
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Seems to solve the hassle of adding to many image sizes (via add_image_size()) for a theme.
Great stuff, hope it gets added to the WordPress core soon.
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Keep up the good work, this is fantastic and could dramatically reduce WP install sizes. Knowing how many extra unused thumbnails were being generated but never used in my projects had been bugging me for a while.
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It works!
tbh, it took me a few minutes to fully understand how this library would benefit my workflow and my clients – but once I started to grasp the changes in development and how I wouldn’t be running Regenerate Thumbnails every time I needed a new image size, it clicked!
I think with some more detailed documentation and usage examples this could be a near perfect solution to the image size problem in many themes and plugins.
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