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  • +1 for this.

    It can be done using timthumb but then this should be optional only for the thumbnail version!

    Agreed.

    Use of the 640×640 image for thumbnails has a performance hit to page loading. I only use thumbnails, so having the extra overhead is undesirable.

    I modified line 323 of instagram_slider.php to use “thumbnail” instead of “standard_resolution”. The three options are documented on instagram.com/developer/endpoints/media/#get_media.

    Instead of a 640×640 image, it is now using a 150×150 image. Instead of a 100-500kb file, I am seeing 10-20kb in size. Page loads are now much more efficient.

    Great @mathewlewis will sort this out asap!

    This doesn’t work for this plugin. It is doable if I plan to extend the plugin to a more complex plugin but for now I don’t think that is happening!

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