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  06/28/10
  1:19pm
  Oleg Butuzov says:

  can you provide theme to check settings?
  butuzov@made.com.ua

  • 06/28/10 2:35pm
    
    James Quest says:

    Its a premium child theme, paid $15 for it - wud it be legal to share it?

  • 06/28/10 2:39pm
    
    Oleg Butuzov says:

    Your right, this isn't a correct way. I don't have this theme to check code for solving issue required by you task. However i have ask for it just becaus you have a problems, not me. and solving this task required a reading code. witch i don't have.
    
    cheers.
    good luck!

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  06/28/10
  1:35pm
  Bill Hunt says:

  A link would be helpful in debugging this. It might be worth clearing your browser's cache to make sure you're not looking at a cached version. Failing that, try inspecting the element with Firebug in Firefox (or Safari's web inspector panel, or whatever) to make sure that the css is taking to the element correctly.

  • 06/28/10 2:32pm
    
    James Quest says:

    The link is: www.james-quest.com/trial
    
    I have cleared cache, and checked firebug in firefox - the css seems to work fine. Wat else cud be the problem?

  • 06/28/10 2:54pm
    
    Bill Hunt says:

    It looks like the image tag itself is restricting the size, so you may need to go into your Settings > Media and make sure that the Large size allows the 400x800 image. You may also need to rebuild the thumbnails of your images since you've made your changes, I use the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin to do this.
    
    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/

  • 06/28/10 4:52pm
    
    James Quest says:

    Had already tried that....nothing!!!

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  06/29/10
  3:23am
  Chris Olbekson says:

  The div container and the image are both 400px on my browser. Is this problem solved or do you still need help?

  • 06/29/10 8:13am
    
    James Quest says:

    Its actually not 400px, somehow its gotten itself to slightly less than 600px. Dont understand why...

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  06/30/10
  9:51am
  rilwis says:

  Find in functions.php file this line:
  
  

  add_image_size( 'front-page-thumbnail', 800, 300, true ); // Front Page thumbnail size

  
  
  and change it into:
  
  

  add_image_size( 'front-page-thumbnail', 800, 400, true ); // Front Page thumbnail size

  
  
  You can change to any size here (800 is the width, 400 is the height)

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