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website@secpta.net
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May 23, 2017 at 10:22 pm
Hello,
In the previous post as follows…
https://eventespresso.com/topic/need-to-scale-down-image-size-in-the-ticket/
…a short code “[EVENT_IMAGE_* width=250 height=250]” is provided at the bottom.
Is there a way to use the shortcode with a % reduction instead? If I use the pixel reduction the image actually gets incorrectly compressed visually.
Thanks!
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Tony
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May 24, 2017 at 5:16 am
Hi there,
The width and height shortcode attributes are output as part of the img tag:
<img src="example.com" alt="example" . $width . $height />
$width and $height will either be “width=x” and “heigh=x” or they will be an empty string.
The shortcode by default uses the ‘thumbnail’ image size, which unless your theme has updated will be 150px by 150px, so you’ll be displaying a 150×150 image at 250×250 with the above shortcode, meaning it’s not being compressed but stretched.
If you want to display and image at 250×250 try:
[EVENT_IMAGE_* size=medium width=250 height=250]
By default WP creates an image 300×300 for ‘medium’ and then the above shortcode will output that image and set the width/height to 250×250.
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