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Your reply actually makes the plugin *more* attractive, and I’d be more likely to support the author if I ever do need the download functionality. Thanks!

Okay, thank you for following up. I’m loving the plugin, and my hack is giving me exactly the look I’m going for, so I have no complaints! As you say, the source images are (usually) far larger than 100x100px, but I have no visitors, so I don’t mind. ??

Hi, I just wanted to add a comment, since I believe it’s similar to the above.

I love your plugin so far, but the first image I tested it in came in at a massive size, and I’m just looking for tiny 100x100px thumbnails next to each story. I didn’t see any size settings in the widget, so I had to add a messy CSS rule to force the size down. Right now it looks like this (“enterprise” is the name of my theme):

img.attachment-enterprise_featured_image.featured-img.wp-post-image.nelioefi {
float: right !important;
border: 1px solid #eee !important;
margin-left: 1em !important;
width: 100px !important;
height: 100px !important;
}

I had to use “!important” because the style for img.attachment-enterprise_featured_image.featured-img.wp-post-image.nelioefi is somewhere I can’t find, and it refused to be overridden. But the style above works! It’s just incredibly messy, and reveals me to be the newbie I am.

So I guess my question is: is the above the best I can expect, or is there a better way I should be doing this?

Thanks for your patience. I am clearly no expert at WP.

Please ignore that first post — I can’t delete it. I figured out how to get the Linked Articles plugin to work. Thank you!

(I would only suggest that you enhance the installation instructions. I had to Google for hours before I manage to figure out which PHP files to edit, how to use Custom Fields, and what value to place there. I think I was lucky! But I’m also a beginner, so that may be why it required so much effort.)

Yes, that works. Funny, I’d never have thought to do that myself. Still a bit disconcerting (especially after the promise that this new release would make that page easier).

Thanks!

I’m having the same problem, from the sound of it. I go to my usual:

…/wp-admin/post.php

as always, but now all that comes up is a blank page, even though I can see the site itself just fine. I looked around in the directory with my FTP app, but all the files seem to be intact, and nothing’s been edited since 2005.

So if nothing’s moved or changed, why can I no longer log in?