Josh, you mentioned me again:) I must be doing something right. Thanks!

Quite welcome!

You may want to get onto Justin's forums. I personally see no need to have both image manipulators going at the same time.

Again, I suggest adjusting one of the dimensions using Get the Image, then using CSS to crop the other dimension.

I recommend specifying only one dimension (i.e. width), choosing the 'full' image size and then using CSS to specify the exact opposite dimension (i.e. height) of the image. Anything that doesn't fit in the CSS stated height will then be cropped.

If that doesn't work, play around with a variation of those instructions--I'm sure you'll get it:)

I promised you I was going to write this tutorial, and gosh darn it, I did. It's my way of saying thank you for all the help you gave me in getting the plugin to work properly. Like I said, WordPress has the best support community out there because of people like you. Not only that, but your plugin is too good and magazine themes are too prevalent for Get the Image to keep being maligned.

Btw, congrats on getting listed on http://werockwp.com/ this week. Keep up the excellent work!

I think Smashing should at least add your entry to the "read more" section at the top of their article. Anyway, keep up the good work with your new company. You've obviously got the talent.

No problem, Joe. I'm sure you know this already, but Staction ain't like most the other Project Management tools out there, and that's a good thing. Thanks for the feeback, too (that's called good customer service, folks--take note:)