letterafterz

It limits some of the possibilities of placement, and there are loads of inbuilt CSS declarations making text bold and adding margins, that are set as !important, making it a pain to override them every time.

When using custom templates, I’d like to have full control over what I’m creating.

My temporary workaround is to edit thumbnailer.php in the theme:

LINE 201

/**
 * Get thumbnails when post is displayed
 */

function wp_rp_get_img_tag($src, $alt, $size=null) {
	if (!$size || !is_array($size)) {
		$size = array(WP_RP_THUMBNAILS_WIDTH, WP_RP_THUMBNAILS_HEIGHT);
	}
	$size_attr = ($size[0] ? ('width="' . $size[0] . '" ') : '');
	if ($size[1]) {
		$size_attr .= 'height="' . $size[1] . '" ';
	}

	/* MY HACK */
		//get image from ID if it's a number
		if (is_numeric($src)):
			$src = wp_get_attachment_image_src( (esc_attr($src)), 'thumbnail' );
		else:
			$src[0] = $src;
		endif;

		return '<img src="'. $src[0] . '" alt="' . esc_attr($alt) . '" '.$size_attr.'/>';
	/* END HACK */
}