I’m not sure if you mean all new images are not being sized or all previous medium images are not being sized. At this moment Wordpress doesn’t have a thumbnail regenerator (ther is a plugin though) so if you cange your thumbnail sizes after uploading images all of your old images will still have the old medium sizes.

To make custom sized thumbnails without having to regenerate your thumbnails you can always use a script like timthumb which creates the thumbnail on the fly. There is a tutorial on here on how to use timthumb with TAI. I’d give a link but I’m writing this on my iPod &ot just doesn’t want to type any HTML.

I hope I understood what you were asking for, if not just let me know and I’ll see what I can do to help some more.

i want to use an image size between medium and large, so i tried setting the plugin to use large size, and then in the wordpress options i changed the max width and height from 1024 to 650 but this doesn’t work. i don’t want to specify the height, i just want the max width to be 650 and then the height to scale proportionally, so i’m not sure how i can do this?

any help is greatly appreciated, keep up the good work!

Feel free to drop by anytime & let me know of any problems etc.

If you do find a reason behind the images not deleting correctly please let me know.

P.S. Your donation did register just in case you were wondering why the bar in the sidebar didn’t increase. We’ve been having problems with emails & outgoing socket connections on the server so the IPN response hasn’t submitted yet.

I am running 2.9.1, but still have the bug. In either case, it’s not a big issue, and certainly not one within the scope of The Attached Image! For all I know it could be a quirk on my end. Also, I never really use the Gallery feature, so I never re-order images…that may very well be what’s causing it. I’ll play with it later today and let you know what I find.

It’s great to see TAI working so well. Hopefully WP can sort out its media issues soon. Now to find that donate link…

Thanks for all the help!

I stress that I’ve never experienced this problem, a friend just read your comment & emailed me about it, and I thought I would let you know just in case.

I think I’ve just found the last/first image problem you have mentioned. I hadn’t realized before, but if you don’t re-order the images by dragging them (so the number fills in on the right hand side) and then save, it will fall back to showing the image with the highest ID, which is obviously the last image you uploaded. Unfortunately that is a WordPress quirk, as long as you shift the images a little so that the number appears & then save the order it will always work correctly.

There is a massive bug with WP’s gallery at the minute, I’ve reported it to trac, where if you upload more than 25 images it causes the image ordering to go strange when you press save.

As for the deleting from a post problem, I’m afraid I’m unable to replicate it, if I delete a image from the gallery (when editing a post) it deletes it from both the post & the media gallery. If you can provide any more information about what happens with the deleting problem I’ll certainly keep looking.

Thanks for your help & I hope that helps with explaining some of the quirks.

After taking a deeper look, both issues seem to be tied to the Wordpress Gallery.

Removing an image from the post does not remove it from the gallery. The first image in the gallery is actually the last item in the list, and adding a new image (even when removing an image from the post first), makes it the last image (first item in the list). Deleting the final item in the list (which the plugin is reading as the first image) shifts the image used up by one. Also, the other issue I mentioned (some images not being processed) seems to be because the image is not being added to the gallery (wordpress bug?)

I can definitely work around this wonkiness of WP’s, but maybe there should be an option to toggle “use first image” / “use last image” as a workaround (maybe a more elegant solution is available – I haven’t gotten to dive too deeply into the source code)? Otherwise, users need to delete the image not only from the post but also from the Gallery – something I don’t think many WP users are aware of. Ideally, removing an image from the post would also remove it from WP’s gallery, but that’s an issue for the WP team to decide on.

Again, thanks for the awesome plug-in! Now, if only we could set multiple thumbnail sizes, we could avoid the use of timthumb altogether!

The only time I’ve ever seen it happen is when using timthumb & it forgets to renew it’s image cache. People always suggest WP Super Cache but it only caches PHP to flat HTML not images.

If you can work with me to shed some light on the problem I would be really greatful. Any information you are able to provide would be great.