If this is still a problem, then you can find my answer on wordpress.org’s support forum, it might help: wordpress.org/support/topic/resize-failure-on-some-images-with-odd-message This is a part of a code from the jQuery library, to be specific this part is responsible for handling callbacks. It is displayed, because the reponse from wordpres is unparsable JSON data. If you … Read more
WooCommerce adds classes to indicate when a product has a thumbnail specified, so you can address this with CSS. .product .images { display: none; } /* hide images div by default */ .product.has-post-thumbnail .images { display: block; } /* show images div when thumbnail is present */
You can do this using a plugin. A couple of options are RSS Image Feed WP RSS Images
I found the problem to be the size of the images. The iphone has a maximum size for images. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14324646/background-image-does-not-show-on-iphone-ipad
Replace the image code with the below one. Actually you are giving the root path in your image source but the image is in your theme folder. Also check if the images folder name is image or images. <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/159297/<?php bloginfo(“template_directory’); ?>/image/logokovil.png” alt=”logo” height=”100″ width=”100″>
If I understand correctly, you can try with this code. add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ ); set_post_thumbnail_size( 252, 252, true); //enter code here if ( has_post_thumbnail()): the_post_thumbnail(); endif; OR if ( has_post_thumbnail()): the_post_thumbnail(array(252, 252)); endif;
This line is your problem: $new_site_name = $site_name . ‘<sup>echo ‘<img src=”‘ . plugins_url( ‘images/wordpress.png’ ,”logo.jpg” ) . ‘” > ‘</sup>’; Here you’ve muddled up the quotes and put PHP code inside a string expecting it to still work. e.g. echo ‘ this is inside a quote:’ inside a quote ‘ . ‘; It doesn’t … Read more
I was writing a guide but then I found a tutorial for this. Follow this tutorial to setup subdomain for uploaded files. http://www.dezzain.com/wordpress-tutorials/how-to-move-wordpress-uploads-path-to-subdomain/
WordPress cant do it alone. You need a script called Timthumb.php to do it. This is really simple to use. Check it out: https://code.google.com/p/timthumb/ And the best: wordpress will not store multiple versions of your images when crop. It will be done by the script on demand.
Actually WordPress render uploaded images. So if you upload a animated gif then it will not stay animated. Read this article on how to overcome these issue. I haven’t read it through but as Howdy_McGee said, you will have to use a plugin for that. Essential WordPress Plugins for Working With Animated GIFs