Not as of yet, unfortunately. I know it’s not the ideal solution, but you can just scale the image down with CSS.
Or if you feel comfortable editing the plugin’s php file, I can let you know where to make the edits to allow it. And then I’ll include this feature in the next release, I should have had it in there anyway. 🙂
Thanks!
Brett
Sure. I can add php if you let me know what to add.
Thanks!
-Michael
Alright, here we go. Swap out the code here: http://pastebin.com/BexT5HBj for the user-view-show-staff-list.php and use this shortcode: [simple-staff-list image_thumbnail="yes"]
I’ll add my voice to requesting this as a future feature.
I’ll +1 for adding this to the next release.
Hey Brett
is this if statement working
if(has_post_thumbnail()){
$photo_url = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id(), $image_size );
$photo_url = $photo_url[0];
$photo = '<img class="staff-member-photo" src="'.$photo_url.'" alt = "'.$title.'">';
}else{
$photo_url = '';
$photo = '';
}
cause even if the staff member doesn’t have an image it still outputs
an <img> tag but without the src.
Note taken…I’ll be adding this feature. 🙂
@haleeben: Yes, it does work. What’s probably happening is that you are manually using <img class="staff-member-photo" src="[staff-photo-url]" alt="[staff-name] : [staff-position]"> or something similar in your Staff Loop. I have it this way in the default Staff Loop to demonstrate a usage case for wanting to use the [staff-photo-url] vs. just [staff-photo], which does not echo anything if there is no post thumbnail.
Hey Brett
Yeah that was it, I hadn’t changed the default template, thanks for the help.
