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    Using the_post_thumbnail do not rollback to original image if specified thumbnail does not exist

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    We have a series of posts some do not have a defined thumbnail size (i.e. "small-featured"). Right now with the_post_thumbnail() if WordPress can not find that size it replaces it with the original size in a listing page we created.

    Is it possible to request that if that exact size does not exist don't display an image instead of forcing a massive original image?

    Thanks.

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