• I have a child theme of Twenty-Ten where I had changed the size of the header images to be 940 x 400 px by defining them in the functions.php file.

    With the updated WP of 3.4.1 it has broken my dimensions on the header images uploaded on specific pages. The ‘main’ header image still sizes correctly to 940 x 400 px, but the others don’t.

    Link to site (where Home header sizes correctly) https://www.paulawild.ca/

    Link to a page where it doesn’t size correctly: https://www.paulawild.ca/books/in-the-works/

    I would be very grateful for help to fix this. Thank you.

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  • Is that page in a different template?

    Thread Starter Kimbolini

    (@kimbolini)

    No, it is using the same template as the ‘home’ page.

    Thread Starter Kimbolini

    (@kimbolini)

    It looks like WP 3.4.1 is making these header images into thumbnails. I’ve disabled the “Fancybox” plugin, but this didn’t fix it.

    Anyone have any ideas?

    Clear you cache maybe. The site looks great to me in Chrome and Firefox, both newest versions.

    Thread Starter Kimbolini

    (@kimbolini)

    I have cleared the cache Andrew, and deactivated WP-supercache plugin.

    The site looks fine except for the specific pages where I have a different header image. WP is cropping them, even though it seems to recognize my function defined size.

    When I look at the ‘Custom Header’ image info it says: “… Images should be at least 940 pixels wide. Suggested width is 940 pixels. Suggested height is 400 pixels.” so I know that WP is recognizing these sizes.

    However, it is still cropping them on the pages where I have a different image.

    Thread Starter Kimbolini

    (@kimbolini)

    Okay for anyone else with this problem, here’s my inelegant hack:

    1. over-rode the branding img size in css
    2. squashed my images by resizing them to what WP wanted to make them, before uploading them as header images on the individual pages.
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