180 pixels across, 540 pixels down.  Did you mean the profile pic on Pages?   

Also, a little while back, @edenrudin posted this handy chart of picture sizes in this thread:  http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/clubs/facebook/forum/topic/facebook-sizes-and-dimensions-helpful-worksheet-for-you-happy-holidays/

@andrea-vahl ~ thank you VERY much!  I knew I needed to create new pics for my FB pages, but couldn’t remember where I’d seen the size

EDIT:  I just built new images for our pages and they look fab . . . but I didn’t think about how the image would appear next to our Page name in posts.  When you upload your pic, you should see a link under it that says EDIT THUMBNAIL . . . you can move the pic around so that it looks good next to your posts

@edenrudin Thanks for such a great resource! As a side note, do you know how to add 301 redirects to all the pages from your old site so they redirect to the new pages? That way you won’t have people ending up at broken links and it’ll really help you preserve any search listings you already had.

@loiswyant If you were asking about the new profile picture in Timeline (not pages), I think it’s the ‘Timeline Cover’ at the bottom of Eden’s guide (851×315). I haven’t done my timeline yet myself. Need to test it out in my profile before they get expanded to Pages!

@edenrudin Do you have a list of your old urls? Maybe a sitemap from the old site, or is it still up anywhere? Once you have that, I like to use Simple 301 Redirects (WP plugin) to route each old url to the new one. It’ll show up under ‘Settings’. You enter the old url (the part after the domain name, like the example) under ‘Request’ and the new url (w/ domain name) under ‘Destination’. That’s it. Do it manually for each of your old urls and you’ll be all set. If you haven’t recreated all your new pages, you might want to wait until you’ve finished, or add them one at a time once you have the new url. You can email me if you still need help.

Thanks, @juleswebb. I saved a copy of your spreadsheet. That’s a super tool to have on hand, either for SEO tracking or for this type of situation. I usually use http://www.xml-sitemaps.com to download a url list before I take down a website that’s being redesigned, but it’s a lot trickier to track down the urls after the fact if you didn’t save a record of them. 

On creating 301s, I use htaccess as well, but since I noticed @edenrudin‘s site is in WP, thought the plugin would be easier for her.

BTW, great to find another MODX user. Rare to come across anyone who knows what it is!

@k4satin

Glad you’ll find the spreadsheet useful. 

RE: 301′s — Suggesting a plugin for a non techy is no doubt a good call. 
RE: MODx — I’ve built a few sites in MODx, but more using Expression Engine. have you used them before?

@k4satin

LOOOOVE IT!

I spent several years looking for the right CMS for me. Started out with Drupal, then wordpress, MODx and finally EE. 

Took me a bit to understand the flow of things and templating language, but now I find it very intuitive and extremely flexible. The support is GREAT as is the community. And the Addon selection is great as well. It is not an open source CMS and I know that turns a lot of people away, but since I work from home and don’t have anybody else to turn to, I need to be able to count on the support forum responding to my inquiries. Because I spend less time searching for answers I can spend more time learning and doing cool new things, which of course brings up more problems to be solved!! LOL

Cheers!jules

@dedimason Sorry we kind-of hijacked this thread! But, hey, lots of useful info, right?

@k4satin ~ I didn’t mind finding so much useful info in one thread at all