In your code, you store the images in the wp_options table with the key category_images, but there is nothing that tells WordPress that it must fetch the image when loading the taxonomy term (your category). What you can do is either use get_option(‘category_images’) whenever you need to fetch the image, or add a hook filter … Read more
Whether or not the loading=”lazy” attribute will be added to images from these plugins depends entirely on how those plugins are outputting their images. As outlined in this blog post, WordPress 5.5 only adds the loading=”lazy” attribute automatically to the following images: images within post content (the_content) images within post excerpts (the_excerpt) images within text … Read more
I think that the best option, as you already pointed out, is to host your images elsewhere. We use an Amazon AWS S3 account and with the WP Offload Lite plugin the process is quite strightforward
You can easily inspect all the metadata for any post like so: // 123 is the (attachment) post ID var_dump( get_post_meta( 123 ) ); And in a default WordPress setup with no plugins or theme which add custom metadata to the image attachment post, the metadata you’d get are: _wp_attached_file — string, the image file … Read more
I find the solution using this How to change the markup WordPress inserts for post images My final code is: add_filter( ‘image_send_to_editor’, ‘add_custom_data_attribute_send_to_editor’, 10, 8 ); function add_custom_data_attribute_send_to_editor( $html, $id, $caption, $title, $align, $url, $size, $alt ){ if( $id > 0 ){ $post = get_post( $id ); $html = str_replace( “<img src”, “<h2>$alt</h2><img src”, $html … Read more
So first off, I hope you’re aware that the quote there is a guideline on how should a post of the image format be displayed to the user, and the thing about the title attribute applies only to posts where the format is image and that the post content is the image URL only, e.g. … Read more
if GD is enabled you can use PHP $path=”YOUR_PATH_TO_IMAGES”; $pngFile=”name.png”; $webpFile=”name.webp”; $image = imagecreatefrompng($path . $pngFile); imagepalettetotruecolor($image ); imagealphablending($image , true); imagesavealpha($image , true); imagewebp($image , $path . $webpFile , 100); imagedestroy($image );
There are multiple ways to make the slider dynamic. If you use the Gutenberg editor, you can add new style to the Gallery like this: register_block_style( ‘core/gallery’, [ ‘name’ => ‘swiper’, ‘label’ => __( ‘Swiper Slider’ ), ] ); Then create gallery and choose the Swiper style. It will add an extra class is-style-swiper to … Read more
There are plugins that do this, e.g. Auto Upload Images (found in this article). I haven’t tried it myself to recommend it. You’re migrating from BlogEngine.NET. There is also an old BlogML importer plugin to migrate directly from BlogEngine.NET (which produces BlogML exports), but the copy in the main WordPress directory hasn’t been updated in … Read more
Refer ACF link : Link And use <?php echo get_field(‘aboutus_img’); ?> Choose option image url This example demonstrates how to display the selected image when using the Image URL return type. This return type allows us to efficiently display a basic image but prevents us from loading any extra data about the image. <?php if( … Read more