After Migration, images show up on a preview of the page but not the actual page [closed]
Turns out the plugin I was using to lazy-load was broken so disabling that made it work!
Turns out the plugin I was using to lazy-load was broken so disabling that made it work!
From purely WordPress point of view you want add_image_size() with a “hard” crop mode. That will ensure that any significantly large image will be sized to fit into those dimensions exactly, cropping some parts if necessary. The problem is usually that WP won’t upsize small images to fit, as far as I remember. It is … Read more
Solved, JS with jQuery width(), removeAttr() to avoid wordpress inline width and height. Also negative margins. var anchoArticulo = $(‘article.single-post’).width(); $(‘article.single-post div.single-post img.ancho_completo’) .removeAttr(‘width height’) .css(‘margin-left’ , -(winWidth – anchoArticulo)/2) .css(‘width’ , winWidth); Class ancho_completo is added in dashboard to the image.
It appears you’ve taken the super long winded route and done each step of the upload manually. But why not use the sideloading function that does it all for you? The majority of your code can be replaced with this: // These files need to be included as dependencies when on the front end. require_once( … Read more
The action that allows an OG image to be added seemed to be the thing I was looking for, so much for proper documentation on their side. But now the only thing I’m wondering if the following code I made up is the proper way to deal with it: $default_opengraph=”https://www.rafaeldejongh.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/RafaelDeJongh-Web-Developer-3D-Artist.jpg”; function add_default_opengraph($object){global $default_opengraph; $object->add_image($default_opengraph);} add_action(‘wpseo_add_opengraph_images’,’add_default_opengraph’); … Read more
There are plugins that could be used to achieve this. To do it manually add the following code to your theme’s function.php // Check if URL is image function url_is_image( $url ) { if ( ! filter_var( $url, FILTER_VALIDATE_URL ) ) { return FALSE; } $ext = array( ‘jpeg’, ‘jpg’, ‘gif’, ‘png’ ); $info = … Read more
First in your first loop why do you break it? if there is no image in image_5 if someone just skip this and continue to image_6? Second the ACF image field can return you an array with all the sizes. you need to set the field to return you Image Array And then you can … Read more
I would use the Google Tag Manager firing options: Or Old school jQuery solution: function($){ $(‘.widget_class’).click(function() { ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Sidebar Image’, ‘Promo Image’, ‘Clicked’); }); })(jQuery); Now you just add a class name to your links.
You cannot use Shortcodes in attributes since 4.2.3, for security reasons. See the announcement (emphasis mine): Earlier today, we released WordPress 4.2.3, which includes a relatively large security fix that affects the Shortcode API. Due to the nature of the fix – as is often the case with security fixes – we were unable to … Read more
Think this should do it… (there are hundreds of ways to achieve this) <?php // Display blog posts on any page @ https://m0n.co/l $temp = $wp_query; $wp_query= null; $wp_query = new WP_Query(); $wp_query->query(‘posts_per_page=5’ . ‘&paged=’.$paged); while ($wp_query->have_posts()) : $wp_query->the_post(); ?> <?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) { // check if the post has a Post Thumbnail … Read more