Cropping function is called image_resize and it is located in
media.php
.Step1. Open
Step2. Find the function named “image_resize_dimensions” (Around line 309). Unfortunately this function is not pluggable and doesn’t use any hooks so we will edit it directly. Find the lines:
media.php
file under wp-includes
folder.Step2. Find the function named “image_resize_dimensions” (Around line 309). Unfortunately this function is not pluggable and doesn’t use any hooks so we will edit it directly. Find the lines:
1 2 | $s_x = floor ( ( $orig_w - $crop_w ) / 2 ); $s_y = floor ( ( $orig_h - $crop_h ) / 2 ); |
Step3. Those two variables define the start point of crop that will be used. Here is a sample image that will be cropped with those variables shown:

Step4. If you want top of part of the image as post featured image then $s_y value must remain zero. So we change that line to:
Step4. If you want top of part of the image as post featured image then $s_y value must remain zero. So we change that line to:
$s_y = 0; //floor( ($orig_h - $crop_h) / 2 ); |
Step5. Save the file and upload it to
wp-includes
folder.Last Step. A post image is cropped at the first time it is uploaded. To update thumbnails you need this great plugin called Regenerate Thumbnails. This plugin takes post thumbnails and crops them again using your latest media settings. After you install it click on the “Regenerate All Thumbnails” button under tools. It will automatically crop all the post thumbnails again. This will take a minute or two depending on your server and number of posts you have. After the regeneration is complete all your thumbnails will be cropped from top.
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