A redirect would create a symlink if the image is identical to an existing image (if image.jpg is 300 by 400 pixels, image-300x400.jpg should just redirect there. There are two planned extensions: redirects and size names. This should be solved by looking at the attachment data or timestamps. There is one problem: future requests might use the PNG as the base image for resizes, instead of the real JPEG source. The extension defines the output format, so image.png would convert the image to a PNG. Otherwise there would be no way to distinguish scale information from crop information when changing images (see. A 100x100 thumbnail would be named image-100x100.jpg by WordPress, but image-c100x100.jpg by us. This is almost like the standard WordPress convention, with the exception of cropped images. This is intentional, to keep the "API" simple. This means that images can be distorted, and "upscaled" from smaller images. If you specify a size (the final 200x100, or if that is not there the crop size), the image will always have that size.
#BEST IMAGE RESIZER PLUGIN WORDPRESS FULL#
Image-cx100.jpg -> slice 100 height in center, keep full width Image-c200.jpg -> slice 200 wide in center, keep full height
Image-c200x100.jpg -> resize to smallest size that contains 200x100, crop in center Image-x100.jpg -> resize to height 100, width in proportion Image-200.jpg -> resize to width 200, height in proportion (also 200x is accepted, to prevent confusion with "real" suffixes, like image-2.jpg) Image-200x100.jpg -> resize exactly 200x100 (may distort aspect ratio!)
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