[TamasParticipant]

It is solved. The files are there, only Filezilla doesn’t display them

[TamasParticipant]

Thanks for the answer!

But how should I update not to the latest 5.x version, but to 4.93?

Ty

[TamasParticipant]

Couldn’t you try it on your end with Storefront theme by Woocommerce?

[TamasParticipant]

But there are even settings to set post thumbnail size under settigns / media

Shop Catalog Image Size (WxH)
300 x 300 Crop?

Shop Single Image Size (WxH)
623 x 600 Crop?

Shop Thumbnail Image Size (WxH) Crop?

[TamasParticipant]

I’m talking about thumbnails (product image size, catalog image size. Thumbnails are ok since they are 100px – below 600px

[TamasParticipant]

Hello,

My first message was confusing.

I use Storefront theme, the default Woo theme. Without Symbiostock enabled I manage to set the image sizes.

With Symbiostock enabled, the max image size is 600 px in width.

[TamasParticipant]

Correction: The first image you upload will be the last. Then it goes by alphabetical order.

[TamasParticipant]

Also I’m getting this message when trying to add a product to my cart:

Please choose product options by visiting *Product name as a link here*

Any idea?

[TamasParticipant]

I’m trying it without the theme update and now I have 2 image description sections. There is a duplicate section after the file info (file type, size)

What’s happening?

[TamasParticipant]

Tested. First uploaded images will be at the end. The sequence from your HDD to your site is reversed.

Solved.

[TamasParticipant]

I started from scratch, did a reinstall.

Somehow my images aren’t processing, but this is not theme related.

Apart from this, the problems reappeared only when I updated the theme.

Hence, the latest theme update is broken. At least this is what I experience on my end.

My WordPress version is 5.7

[TamasParticipant]

I need to watch for my file numbers, not the size of them. My WordPress created around 8 images / 1 image.

With a plugin I can turn off image sizes and only have the biggest one active, thus — as per the Woocommerce team reply — display everywhere that 1 image, resized with CSS

Consider this solved.

[TamasParticipant]

Meanwhile I got this answer on WordPress.org

Hi @*** ,

You should only need one copy of each image. WooCommerce automatically sets a size for you and generates images for customers to see on the front end without needing to take more server space.

This page has more information about how images work in WooCommerce.

Let me know if you have any questions!

[TamasParticipant]

Hi

It wasn’t there

[TamasParticipant]

Ty

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