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Hi Guys,<br />
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I was wondering is there a way instead of getting publishers to resize the image each time there was a function that resized the image everytime we published a blog post in wordpress?<br />
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As you can see here at <a href="http://iradionortheast.com" rel="ugc">http://iradionortheast.com</a>&nbsp;everytime someone uploads a blog post and the image is a different size, it throws the whole section off, i think the ideal size is 550 x 300?<br />
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Thanks guys
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Hi Guys,

I was wondering is there a way instead of getting publishers to resize the image each time there was a function that resized the image everytime we published a blog post in wordpress?

As you can see here at http://iradionortheast.com everytime someone uploads a blog post and the image is a different size, it throws the whole section off, i think the ideal size is 550 x 300?

Thanks guys

image size when publishing blog posts

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