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Hi my single.php file looks like this:

<?php get_header(); ?>

<div id="main-content" class="clearfix">
	<div id="left-area">
		<?php get_template_part('loop','single'); ?>
	</div> <!-- end #left-area -->

	<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
		<?php the_post_thumbnail( 'single-post-thumbnail' ); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>

i removed the_post_thumbnail and now it works ?? thanks again… i must of added it while trying to do all this myself. Anyway thanks.

Hi i am sorry to reopen this topic but i just noticed a problem.

Everything works except that when you click on the article (Leftboy)
https://www.naimedart.com/?p=138
i get the post image on full size at the bottom of the page.

I tried getting rid of the Article’s cover image under the Article editor but when i do that it gets rid of the thumbnail AND title.
SO that means that the auto thumbnail i have uses the cover image to generate a thumbnail.

Any ideas on which file i just edit?
thanks again

Nevermind i did it!

thanks again for everything.

i’ve just changed it but doesn’t seem to work.
should i make it smaller?

You answered me before i even asked. thanks ??

if i may ask you one last question… https://www.naimedart.com

how do you think i could make it so the thumbnails are aligned to the title and not just in the same line

that worked! and doesn’t look that bad but a few switches will make it better.

Thank you for help! ??

RESOLVED

Thank you so much after a few adjustments i seem to have found the correct padding and sizes.

Could i just bug you with one last question: actually my first question.
How can i put those thumbnails next to the title.

I guess it has to been modified in the css file.

i think this will help:

its not in the panel setting because i disable all thumbs in the theme panel.
i was thinking could it be the post thumbnail php file outside the themes folder who is generating them?

Thank you very much for your help,
i have managed to change the size but i still have a little problem. The thumbnail doesn’t seem to fit in the box anymore. or it doesn’t position itself correctly in the center.
Do i have to take count of the border? if yes in which setting?

ok i see, thanks for your answer.
I tried opening the page template file under the theme’s folder: called page-blog.php
i found a php scipt;

<?php $thumb = '';
					$width = 100;
					$height = 100;
					$classtext = '';
					$titletext = get_the_title();

$thumbnail = get_thumbnail($width,$height,$classtext,$titletext,$titletext);
							$thumb = $thumbnail["thumb"]; ?>

							<?php if ( $thumb <> '' && !$et_ptemplate_showthumb ) { ?>
								<div class="et_pt_thumb alignleft">
									<?php print_thumbnail($thumb, $thumbnail["use_timthumb"], $titletext, $width, $height, $classtext); ?>
									<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><span class="overlay"></span></a>
								</div> <!-- end .thumb -->
							<?php }; ?>

i changed the size on the beginning to 100×100 the problem is that only changes the picture, what about the box which holds the image?

i would also like to add, it may help.

my original theme was “aggregator” and i think it already has the function added but not sure how. All i know is that i activated auto thumbnails using the blog-page template and then under the template option i checked a box called generate auto thumbnails.

Thanks

Thanks for your answer,
i followed your link and tried adding those few lines in functions.php
as well as the code in the home.php and single.php
But even though after doing that, the thumbnails are still the same.

Here is my blog if it can help, https://www.naimedart.com
Thanks

no one knows how to do it?

i was thinking about something simple like copy the function to generate the auto thumbnails but place it next to the article’s title and make it smaller.