WooCommerce thumbnails of product image

[myglassstudio]

All I want is make my thumbnails in woocommerce Bigger in the product item . To change them from 70px x 35px (this is the size that it is now) to 170px x 135px (this is the size i want to have).

I tried with css but , it was not possible for me to do it.

can you help me?

thank you!

p.s. check also my attachment file, to see exactly what is the issue now.

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[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

Looks like you managed it? I see you’ve added css to display them at 130px wide and it’s working

– Kyle

[SomeChick]

I have a similar problem. My product thumbnails are displaying teeny and I’d like to at least double their display size. I’ve reset them in Woo Product Settings (and regenerated thumbnails) to no avail.

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Are you referring to the thumbnails under the product image slider on the product page?

– Kyle

[SomeChick]

Yes.

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

I’ll need to provide you with some custom css, please can you provide your link?

– Kyle

[SomeChick]

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[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

@SomeChick

Can you provide us admin access to check your settings?
thanks

-Rui

[SomeChick]

Unfortunately no. I’m somewhat competent, though. If you post the CSS, I can manipulate it and install it.

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Ok I understand it’s up to you.

It’s not a question of css it’s to check your Woocommerce settings.
Can you provide a screenshot of the product image size settings in Woocommerce?

Maybe you setting are wrong and need to be adjusted and regenerate again the thumbnails.

Also try to deactivate all plugins except Woocommerce, clear the cache and try again.

-Rui

[SomeChick]

I have already regenerated thumbnails after creating these settings.

I have already deactivated all plugins to no avail.

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[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

You have this in your custom css:

.article-body-wrap ul li {
  padding-left: 1.5em;
  text-indent: -0.9em;
}

That’s causing the thumbnails to be smaller

– Kyle