More usage instructions and examples can be found in our wiki Shortcode for an gallery Īlso the first solution if Aqua Resizer aq_resize( $img_url, $width ) Return single value or array with url, width, height $args = array( 'url' => 'your img url', 'width' => 'your wish for width' ) You can then use it in your theme as such:Įcho img-tag $args = array( 'url' => 'your img url', 'width' => 'your wish for width' ) The follow is only an small example, you find more functions, possibilities and examples of source on the wiki to this repository Include the the file with follow syntax in your functions.php of your theme and now you can also use the functions. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.Upload the file to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
After activation you can use all functions.
#Best image resizer for wp install#
Install the plugin and activate in backend. You can use the solution as WordPress plugin or include the functions in your WordPress theme. Additionally, you have the additional options such as the height, crop, and array return. With Aqua Resizer, the only required inputs are the URL and width. I mostly find these methods somewhat a little complicated to use, or having some limitations or too resource intensive. Some authors simply use the add_image_size() function to define custom image sizes that will be generated for each image uploaded via the media uploader. There are a couple of image resizing scripts out there that already have this function. It relies on WP's native functions to resize the images, and checks if there is an already resized version of the image so that it won't be wasting your server's resources to regenerate the images. This small script will allow you to resize & crop WordPress images uploaded via the media uploader. tar.gz View on GitHubīased on the idea of Aqua Resizer from Syamil MJ - Thanks Description Resize WordPress images on the fly Download.
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