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Name	Advanced Custom Fields: Image Crop Add-on
Version	1.4.1
Author	Anders Thorborg
Rating	96
Last updated	2014-10-08 07:00:00
Downloads	6961
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Advanced Custom Fields: Image Crop Add-on plugin has no negative impact on PageSpeed score.

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Advanced Custom Fields: Image Crop Add-on plugin added 3 bytes of resources to the Home page and 13 bytes of resources to the sample Post page.

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Description

ACF image crop is an extended version of the native Image-field in ACF. The field gives the developer/administrator the option to predefine a size for the image, which the user is prompted to crop on the various edit screens. This solves the common issue of images being cropped inappropriately by the automated center-crop, that wordpress performs.

The plugin supports the defined image sizes as well as a custom option, enabling the developer to specify the dimensions from within the field edit screen.

The field can be configured to enforce a hard crop or a minimal-dimension-based crop. The hard crop will lock the aspect ratio of the crop where as the minimal-dimension-based crop will not allow the user to crop the image below the specified dimensions.

This plugin diverts from plugins like Manual Image Crop in that when the user crops an image, a new attachment is generated, so that the relevant crop only applies in the context it is edited. It also keeps the user from dealing with the concept of various image sizes.

As of version 1.0 the field can be configured to either create the cropped image as a media-item (the default behavior) or simply create it and refer directly to the file without adding it to the media library. This will prevent the media library from being cluttered with several cropped versions of the same image. When this option is selected the only available return type for the field is URL.