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Hi, I have 2 questions related to posts: (I’m not using page builder widget for posts, only for pages)

1. I want to change the size to a Youtube video, I pasted the link that I have in my front page where I’m using page builder and tried to modify the width and height, but the size does not change. The post I have the issue is http://www.spotcontenidos.com/conoces-el-impacto-del-marketing-viral-a-traves-de-redes-sociales-aqui-tienes-el-mejor-ejemplo/. Do you know how can i change it? i want a smaller size for the video on the post.

2. I want to change the size of the main image of the post because when i enter the post it is too big. Other option, if it is possible, to set a main image in the post in order to be shown in the blog page with the rest of the posts, but not show the main image when I click on the post. The issue is the main image is too big and I don’t like how it looks in the post. I tried to deleted it but when i did it I noticed that images in the blog page donĀ“t appear. So, what I need is to change the size or delete the main image on the post but not affect the image in the blog page or a recent post widget i’m using on home page.

URL: http://spotcontenidos.com

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  1. 9 years, 7 months ago Greg Priday
    Hi, I Work Here

    Hi Laura,

    Sorry for the delayed response here. We’re playing a bit of catch-up at the moment after quite a surge in popularity of our Page Builder plugin. Things should be back to normal soon.

    1. By default, Vantage is using FitVids to control the size of videos. You can disable FitVids in the theme settings though. Navigate to Appearance > Theme Settings in your WordPress admin. Under the Layout tab, disable the FitVids.js setting.

    2. We have 2 settings that might help you here. In the theme settings, under the Blog tab. There’s a setting called “Featured Image” – disabling this will hide the featured image when your user is viewing a single blog page. The next setting “Featured Image Type”, lets you choose to display a smaller featured image.

  2. 9 years, 6 months ago Laura

    Hi Greg, related to your answer to my first question, I cannot find the option to disable. When I go to the path you indicate me I have set this:

    Vantage Premium Theme Settings
    LogoLayoutHomeNavigationBlogSocialGeneral

    Responsive Layout Enabled
    Layout Bound Full with
    Masthead Layout Logo in menu
    Masthead Menu Default Menu
    Footer Layout Default Footer

    Related to the 2nd answer, i have done what you told me, the big image does not appear in the full post, but to set a smaller image in the full post i had to insert it again in the visual editor, otherwise, the smaller image does not appear. Is it correct?

    Laura

  3. 9 years, 6 months ago Andrew Misplon
    Hi, I Work Here

    Hi Laura

    Thanks for the wait.

    1. The setting Greg was referring to was only added to Vantage post version 2.3. If you run the pending Vantage update from Dashboard > Updates you should then see that setting present itself.

    2. I’m not quite with you here, let me try cover that again.

    * All Blog related theme settings are at Theme Settings > Blog.
    * If you uncheck the “Featured Image” setting on the Blog settings page, the featured image will no longer appear on single blog posts.
    * To set a small featured image for the blog page you can change “Featured Image Type” to Thumbnail.

    So to answer your question, once you’ve un-checked the “Featured Image” setting then no featured image will appear in the single post, big or small. So yes, you would need to insert it into the content.

    I have another option you can try:

    1. Leave the Featured Image setting activated.
    2. Leave the Featured Image Type set to Large.

    Head to Appearance > Custom CSS, insert the following:

    /* Set a max-width for the single post and archive featured image */
    
    .single .entry-thumbnail img {
    margin-right: auto;
    margin-left: auto;
    max-width: 50%;
    }
    
    article.post .entry-header .entry-thumbnail img {
    margin-right: auto;
    margin-left: auto;
    max-width: 50%;
    }
    

    Adjust 50% to a percentage you’d prefer. That will scale and center the featured image.

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