Blogpost template / autoresize featured image and blog images

Hi there,

1. You could use a Header Element to display the featured image as a banner:
https://docs.generatepress.com/article/header-element-overview/

2. We could provide some CSS to 'contain' the gallery - if you can share a link i would be happy to help.

Hi David,
Hope youre well!
Added website to this subject/topic

1) When looking at that video I see the design/layout is different, you can check my website.
Start are the 10 latests post and Arkiv is the "archive"

2) You can check example post under Start, the one with the helmet.

If you need a username / password (locking the site when not active working on it) you can use username: Patrik and my zip code as username and password

Many thanks

Hi there,

1. Have you tried using the image sizing options for single posts?: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/adjusting-the-featured-images/

2. We don't actually store any personal information. Feel free to shoot us an email with the user/pass, but be sure to mention this topic: https://generatepress.com/contact

Hi,
Hope youre well!

1. When adding for example 500x300 the image just "autoscale" to thumbnail size
If i add 1000x100 it doesnt change

When i put auto x auto the image turns big again to its original size

Update:

1. Customizing > Layout > Blog > Single
------ Posts > Display featured image > Width 800 x Height 300 apply
Result: gets tiny (not applying my size)

2. Sometime it "transforms" the featured image to the px i set after clicking apply 2-4 times

3. When adding a new post with a new image, it does not automatically resize it.
I have to go to Customizing > Layout > Blog > Single then "Post" hit apply until it changes.
Can GP autoresize featured images?

Hi there,

It sounds like your server isn't working well with our resizer. That's not a terrible thing, as we're ditching this resizer in the next update.

For now, I suggest doing something like this: https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/image-processing-errors/#post-1143871

Thanks for info!
Should this go in css file or the basic "Additional CSS" in customization?

Hi there,

that code is PHP - this article explains how to add:

https://docs.generatepress.com/article/adding-php/