Debashish

The solution will be to handle null like as follows:
return $type[ $post_type ] ?? null;

Hi Kelly, thanks for the reply.

Funnily mysite.com/podcast seems to work now, but the mysite.com/series doesn’t. I indeed have “Post” selected under “Podcasting > Settings > General”. I will try to create archive page for “series” as well.

Does the change of “series” to “podcasts” impact existing installations? Do I need to re-install the plugin, seems this will impact all my podcast links?

Spot on. The “Lazy Loading” feature of Jetpack was the culprit, I must have enabled it some time ?? thanks for the quick resolution.

Agree Harish. Sadly I do not fully understand WordPress thumbnail creation & usage logic, and am not so good in CSS too. I was basically annoyed with too many image versions created by themes as well as plugins and the mindless cropping of image. I could achieve stopping them via the Disable Media Sizes plugin. I found another plugin Crop Thumbnails that helps crop the image properly, there is manual effort involved but at least I would know that the cropped thumbnail is good. But do not know how I could tell the WordPress theme to use the smaller thumbnail for example at the bottom Nav (Next Previous posts). No idea how WordPress choses which image to show.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Debashish.

Please ignore. I was able to solve it by adding image width & height on the same CSS sent by you. Thanks again for all the help.

.mh-post-nav img {
    margin-bottom: 10px;
	width: 60px;
  	height: 60px;
}

Thanks Harish, appreciate the prompt response. The Next and Previous link text now re-appeared, also the white space is gone. But the thumbnail images (that appear alongside these links) are still appearing large ??

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Debashish.

Ok Harish, disabled all plugins. Just FYI I had the same set of plugins before I made the thumbnail related code change as above, so that shouldn’t matter. You can check again please.

I am sorry to revive this thread again, but it seems the navigation for Previous & next post at the bottom of Single post page is now ruined as it shows big images, and leave a big white space beneath it just above the footer section (example: https://dinorover.debashish.com/toothless-dino/). How do I fixed that? I am not facing issue with thumbnail size anywhere else.

Appreciate the help. That worked. Thanks.

Thanks Harish, appreciate the prompt reply as always. I am still curios on how the theme will handle display of the image. For e.g. where mh-magazine-lite-small is used and I have an image of size 326×24, will the CSS display it resized to 80×60 on the respective place? Or I also need to do some CSS changes?

Hi Harish,

Thanks for the reply. What change should I do? I guess stopping the thumbnail creation by commenting out the code won’t help, as it will break the images at all places. Should I just change the code in child theme to make all the sizes same (example as follows). But if I do that will the images get resized accordingly (e.g. where mh-magazine-lite-small is used it resizes to 80×60) on the respective places while displaying? Will I also need to do allied CSS changes?

/***** Add Custom Image Sizes *****/
if (!function_exists('mh_magazine_lite_image_sizes')) {
	function mh_magazine_lite_image_sizes() {
		add_image_size('mh-magazine-lite-slider', 326, 245, true);
		add_image_size('mh-magazine-lite-content', 326, 245, true);
		add_image_size('mh-magazine-lite-large', 326, 245, true);
		add_image_size('mh-magazine-lite-medium', 326, 245, true);
		add_image_size('mh-magazine-lite-small', 326, 245, true);
	}
}
add_action('after_setup_theme', 'mh_magazine_lite_image_sizes');

Appreciate the help.

Thanks,

Debashish

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Debashish.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Debashish.

Thanks, on WordPress.com I see only Akismet in the list of “Connected Apps”. I changed the password, reinstalled the plugin and its scanning currently. Do you suspect it was a malicious attach using Jetpack?

I had a different scary experience at another WordPress custom install of mine where I noticed about 300 odd SPAM posts in “pending” mode. They were posted using author names other than the administrator user and since they had a Contributor role the posts weren’t published thankfully. But I still wonder how the posts were crated, I have the email post facility disabled and I am pretty sure they didn’t break my password or they would have caused havoc. Is there any other way to post to a blog with using GUI or Email?

I see that your IFrame widget issue is solved now. The header/banner has really got nothing to do with this widget.

Are you sure you added the correct author against the post? Can you post link to the Blog post page where I could check, the plugin works fine with latest WordPress and runs even on my blog ok.

You can simply add a sidebar widget area for the Single Page view, and then drop the Widget for this Sidebar like you add widgets normally.