You can use these functions to find and delete image attachments that are 3 days old since their date of creation: // Delete attachments (images) that are {n} days old. function auto_delete_old_image_atts() { // How many days old. $days = 3; // TRUE = bypasses the trash and force deletion. $force_delete = true; // Get … Read more
Yes you can use ACF Pro to achieve that First create a field for user image (here: tsm_local_avatar) then filter the get_gravatar function: <?php /** * Use ACF image field as avatar * @author Mike Hemberger * @link http://thestizmedia.com/acf-pro-simple-local-avatars/ * @uses ACF Pro image field (tested return value set as Array ) */ add_filter(‘get_avatar’, ‘tsm_acf_profile_avatar’, … Read more
The image is there. If you view the source you can see it. If you inspect the image in your browser you can see its hidden with CSS and set to display:none; This is the style your theme is applying. .single .entry-content img { display: none; } You will need to override that style with … Read more
While not really a WordPress issue, it is something we’re all probably going to have to deal with in developing. Check to make sure your ad blocker isn’t the problem. If it is, add your sites to the allowed list of domains so that you can still see what your site is supposed to look … Read more
That’s because there is no image size called small in WordPress. It’s possible your theme registered it but the thumbnail size WordPress uses internally at 150×150 is named thumbnail not small
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I’d use a Search/Replace plugin (I like “Better Search and Replace”) to look for any old URLs. (That plugin has a ‘test-but-don’t-change’ option.) If you find any old URL, use the same plugin to replace with the new URL. Although you can use SQL commands to make the changes, the plugin has always worked better … Read more
I’m not sure if I understand your question correctly, but… In WP any attachment is a post (of attachment type). So 3109 is ID of that post. This means, that if you’ll take a look at wp_posts table, then you should find that post and there should be some additional info stored as meta fields … Read more
As explained in one of the comments to your question, the issue is how WP stored images (which are actually a kind of post). If you look at the Media on your developement/local site, you will see that each image has a URL that is related to your local URL. And each image is stored … Read more