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Timestamp:
12/10/2009 06:14:36 AM (15 years ago)
Author:
markjaquith
Message:

Post/Page Image was too generic a name. Post/Page Thumbnail is more clear, even if you can create very large thumbnail images if you so choose.

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  • trunk/wp-admin/includes/media.php

    r12350 r12351  
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    12411241    $thumbnail = '';
    1242     if ( 'image' == $type && isset($_GET['post_id']) && current_theme_supports( 'post-images', get_post_type($_GET['post_id']) ) && get_post_image_id($_GET['post_id']) != $attachment_id )
    1243         $thumbnail = "<a class='wp-post-thumbnail' href='#' onclick='WPSetAsThumbnail(\"$attachment_id\");return false;'>" . esc_html__( "Use as post image" ) . "</a>";
     1242    if ( 'image' == $type && isset($_GET['post_id']) && current_theme_supports( 'post-thumbnails', get_post_type($_GET['post_id']) ) && get_post_thumbnail_id($_GET['post_id']) != $attachment_id )
     1243        $thumbnail = "<a class='wp-post-thumbnail' href='#' onclick='WPSetAsThumbnail(\"$attachment_id\");return false;'>" . esc_html__( "Use as thumbnail" ) . "</a>";
    12441244
    12451245    if ( ( $send || $thumbnail || $delete ) && !isset($form_fields['buttons']) )
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