raphaelhofer

did you find something? we got the same problem …

ok, to use your sample:

upload: 100×200

case 1: add_image_size(50,50,true) -> stores meta: imagename-50×50.jpg

case 2: add_image_size(50,50,false) -> stores meta: imagename-25×50.jpg

now resize both with your function on the fly with $crop=true; and you will get the pics you want … so no “c” needed

We use both hard cropped image sizes and flexible ones:

add_image_size( 'thumbnail', 190, 190, true );
  add_image_size( 'medium', 221, 9999, false );
  add_image_size( 'large', 640, 360, true );
  add_image_size('huge', 950, 490, true);
  add_image_size('teaser-S', 90, 90, true);
  add_image_size('teaser-M', 160, 160, true);
  add_image_size('teaser-XL', 460, 330, true);
  add_image_size( 'largetrue', 460, 9999, false );
  add_image_size( 'mr-full', 600, 9999, false );

It works perfectly fine without the “c” and $crop set to true – just try it.
The point is: Just crop every image even when it’s not necessary, it doesn’t matter – you will always get the same result.

shouldn’t it be:
$recent = new WP_Query(“cat=755&tag=”.$tag.”&showposts=5″);
to actually get the value of the tag var and not the value $tag?

i looked for the “default author” quite some time because i thought (like anyone else..) it belongs to wordpress.
nope: just scroll down in “options:TDOMF” – there is a dropdown where you can choose your dummy user..
cheers