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Regenerate Thumbnails

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Image Sizes Available

  • Sidebar Featured Square 75×75
  • Featured Rectangle 325X480
  • Featured Rectangle Big 380×560

Other available by theme

Regenerate Thumbnail

You can download the plugin on wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails or simply search for Regenerate Thumbnails on Plugins → Add new in your WordPress backend to install the plugin.

After you have installed and activated the plugin, you can regenerate your thumbnails on Tools → Regen. Thumbnails.

Force Regenerate Thumbnail

Force Regenerate Thumbnails allows you to delete all old images sizes and REALLY regenerate the thumbnails for your uploads.

You can download the plugin on https://wordpress.org/plugins/force-regenerate-thumbnails/ or simply search for Force Regenerate Thumbnails on Plugins → Add new in your WordPress backend to install the plugin.

After you have installed and activated the plugin, you can regenerate your thumbnails Go to Tools -> Force Regenerate Thumbnails OR select specific images from the Media Library list mode to regenerate.

Page/Post with or without sidebar

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Yes, Page/Post layout can be changed to have sidebar or full width.

  1. Edit any post/page
  2. Go to Genesis Settings tab on Sidebar Settings besides Publish/Update Button
  3. Change Layout to Full Width Content or Content, Primary Sidebar as required

Author Box Guide

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Demo install not include author box but it still can be enabled which will display very nice author box after single post.

#1 Author Box

  1. Go to Appearance > Theme Settings > Singular Content
  2. Check “Enable Author Box Globally”
  3. Publish Changes

Set author/user gravatar, description and social links by editing user profile at Admin > Users

Steps to Add Gravatar

Step 1: Sign up for a Gravatar Account

If you already have a WordPress website established, first navigate to the Gravatar website and sign in with the same credentials you use to sign into your WordPress dashboard.

Step 2: Manage Gravatars

Once you are successfully inside of your Gravatar account, the email address that is associated with your WordPress website links your website to your Gravatar account.