Resize Image or Crop Image with Joe Lencioni’s Smart Image Resizer, WordPress Setup
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UPDATE: I just created a WordPress plugin called smartimageresizer to get an easy use of this Smart Image Resizer functionality into your WordPress post. Click here to check it.
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If you use WordPress and you are blogging about something which requires a personalized image for every post such as Gadget blogs or you want to use different images for every post you have for illustration purpose only like what we commonly found on the newspaper blogs, I think it’s a good idea to list the link to each post with an image attached to a particular post displayed along with the postname and if necessary with the excerpt on it.
Oh man, it’s hard to describe it with words but what I am trying to say is displaying the link to a post with a layout format as shown on the image at the leftside.
Okay, there is a problem displaying that kind of layout on your page if you don’t have images with the same size attached to each post you have. It won’t be big problem if you have the same ratio dimension on all of your images, resizing it with your CSS code will give the intended layout - it’s acceptable, even sometimes the hardcoded-resized image will get a little bit jagged, but if you have an image which has a different ratio dimension, the story will be different.
There is only one solution to solve the issue if you’re not intended to upload images with the same ratio dimension. The solution is to generate a new image with the new size. The logic is simple, resize it and if necessary, crop it.
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