Control the Size of Featured Images with PublishPress Checklists

When you use the PublishPress Checklists plugin, you can define tasks that content creators must complete before their posts are published.

For example, you can make sure your posts have a minimum or maximum number of words. Or you can require that all the images in the post have ALT text.

One of the most popular options allows you to force all posts to have a featured image. The Pro version of the PublishPress Checklists plugin takes this one step further: you can require a specific height and width for all your featured images. This feature is useful because many themes only look good if your featured images are the correct size.



Featured Image width and height

Here's how to use this new feature:

  • Go to “Checklists” in your WordPress admin menu.
  • Click the “Featured Image” tab. The image below shows the “Featured image width” and “Feature image height” options.
  • Enter your “Min” and “Max” choices in pixels.
  • You can choose from “Disabled, Recommended, or Required” options.
Featured Image task in WordPress
Featured Image

If you enable these Featured image options, they will be visible when you edit content. When your Featured image is the wrong size, these tasks will be marked in red in the sidebar:

Featured Image Task WordPress
Featured Image Checklists

When your Featured image is the correct size, this task will be marked in green in the sidebar:

Featured image task green
Featured Image Checklists Green

You can also use PublishPress plugins to control Featured Image permissions and force WordPress Posts to have Featured Images.

PublishPress Checklists icon
  • Steve is the founder of PublishPress. He's been working with open source software for over 20 years. Originally from the UK, he now lives in Sarasota in the USA. This profile is generated by the PublishPress Authors plugin.

2 Comments

  1. Hello,

    Sounds good! One question, the link validator, does it only check if the link format is valid, or does it validate the link itself? (404 errors).
    Thanks

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