Themes and plugins can use the add_image_size function to define image sizes. Whenever an image is uploaded, WordPress will generate a separate image file for every size that is defined. Now, when you insert an image in your post, WordPress will ask you which size you want to use by default. This will be the … Read more
No need for plugins or any change to the markup – you can do all of this in pure CSS with what is called counters, which do have broad browser support. body { counter-reset: imageLabel; } .wp-block-image::before { counter-increment: imageLabel; content: “#” counter(imageLabel); } This will already produce the number after the image, you can … Read more
You probably can’t find any attached images because those images are not considered ‘attached’ or have been attached to another post before. With this script you can search directly in the_content() for all the attached images and then create another list with only the <img> tags cleaned from the rest of the text. $post_content = … Read more
for performance reasons, WordPress creates copies of image files in various sizes. There are three default sizes, while rest of them are usually defined by themes or plugins. If you don’t want to use the resized image, then use a full-size image while adding an image to the post. if these are featured images, then … Read more
Your conditional is in trouble. get_the_category() returns an object, use foreach to find the specific category. In addition, you assigned a value to the $categories variable, to compare you must use the comparison operators ( Ex: == or === ) I refactored the code and adapted it to your case, I hope it helps. add_action( … Read more
Your problem can be solved using CSS and a small filter. Your proposed solution is not viable. You can check the attributes of some blocks but changing those attributes will not re-render the block if its HTML was generated by javascript. This means the majority of the standard blocks cannot be modified this way, and … Read more
Can you help me identify what the problem is and how can I prevent this? Where is this request coming from? The shortcode is only processed on the frontend. As far as the block editor is concerned the URL specified is [picsum] which is an unprocessed shortcode. There is no simple fix to this, and … Read more
get_avatar takes a second parameter according to the documentation for avatar size. If you’re using a plugin that doesn’t respect that, you’ll need to reach out or check their documentation for a way to change the size.
What you need is to select Elementor buttons and add a simple custom CSS. Basically what you need to do is to skew the button with the negative value, and then skew the inner text element with the positive value. a.elementor-button { color: #fff; background: #000; border: 2px solid #000; font-weight: 700; text-align: center; text-decoration: … Read more
The closest answer you will find to the exact question you asked is: that feature does not exist, WordPress does not have an image compression feature. That’s not how compression works, compression isn’t something WP does. Your understanding of how WordPress handles image uploads, and your expectations, are incorrect. WP does not store images in … Read more