Hello, I wasn’t able to see the cut-off image on the site you mentioned, but a couple of possibilities come to mind:
– it could be a thumbnail image you’re displaying, in which case the image might be cropped from the original;
– or, perhaps the image is bigger than the width of the sidebar and goes over the edge.
In the first case, if it’s a featured image, you could try this to display the full size, instead of the thumbnail: [content field="image" size="full"]
In the second case, you might need to limit the maximum width of the image so that it fits the sidebar.
Hi Elliot, I think you forgot to add the size param on includes/ccs-content.php line 432.
This
case "image": $out = get_the_post_thumbnail($custom_id); break;
should be this
case "image": $out = get_the_post_thumbnail($custom_id, $size); break;
As it was, I was only getting the thumbnail no matter what. Probably what Jeremy above was getting as well.
Wondering if there a clean way to set the default to ‘large’ on that same line?
Hello – wow, very perceptive! Yes, I believe I forgot to add the image size there. Thank you for pointing this out, I will include the fix in the next update.
Since I wanted the full image in all cases – i added this line:
case "image-full": $out = get_the_post_thumbnail( $custom_id, 'full' ); break;
used this for the shortcode
[content field=”image-full”]
It would be very helpful Eliot if you could list many more examples of available shortcode examples
Sorry for the late reply – I plan to make an update soon, but I’ve been quite busy this week. For compatibility, I will include your method of showing full-sized images.
Thanks for the suggestion of more examples. I plan to re-organize and update the documentation too – hopefully in the next day or so.
Hello kalligator and seeley,
I implemented both of your suggestions in the update to version 0.6.9. Now field=”image” displays the full-size featured image by default, and correctly shows when the size parameter is set.
I included “image-full”, just for compatibility’s sake, seeley, so you don’t need to go back and modify what you’ve already written.
About the suggestion to include more examples, I read over the reference page (under Settings -> Custom Content) and couldn’t find a place to put any more information. I’m working on a demo site where the plugin functions can be seen in action, with code examples.
