The BNE Creative framework imploys a certain set of image crop sizes (i.e. thumbnails) using WordPress's add_image_size system. These image sizes get used in different places within your theme on the frontend of your website.
Since WordPress creates these thumbnails at the time you upload an image, it's important to note that when you install your new theme, any previously uploaded images will not have thumbnails for you new theme's image crop sizes. So, it's best to always best to re-generate your thumbnails.
Framework Image Sizes
Below are the standard image sizes and thumbnail ID's that the framework creates. These are the sizes used in Sweetness, but note that a few of these sizes may have been changed slightly if you're using a different theme.
| Registered Name | User-friendly Name | Width | Height | Hard Crop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| slider-full | Slider Full | 1200 | 400 | true |
| square-small | Small Square | 130 | 130 | true |
| square-smaller | Smaller Square | 70 | 70 | true |
| square-smallest | Smallest Square | 45 | 45 | true |
| post-thumbnail | Default Post Thumbnail | 1200 | 99999 | false |
Note: The crop size for the Default Post Thumbnail -- the "Featured Image", which is typically for blog post, is set to a max width of 1200. The reason we use this number is because single blog post my be set to full width (no sidebars). 1200px is also the max content area width of our themes.