Operations on images are more restricted by the required and available memory than by the file size. The bigger the image is, the more memory it will require in order for it to be manipulated (to be manipulated the relevant libraries usually create a bit map image in the memory so your image will take … Read more
If you’re on WP 4.4 or newer this function is built in. Go to extra->export and select ‘media’. This will download all attachment posts. You can import the file in your new install.
You learned a valuable lesson: do not mess with the original theme files. Learn how to build a child theme and you will always be able to return to the original, working theme if any accidents happen. So, to answer your question ‘can someone take a look?’ – yes, someone probably could, but that would … Read more
In a relatively fresh install I can’t replicate the issue. When I post your code with my own image ID I get the title=”My Custom Title” attribute. It’s important to note however that the “Title” of an image in the media library is not output as a title attribute in the standard output of wp_get_attachment_image(). … Read more
It’s not present because it’s not supposed to be present, it was removed. While originally added to the theme, it was deliberately removed due to accessibility concerns, see https://github.com/WordPress/twentynineteen/issues/708 which is the same question but on GitHub Keep in mind that the video you linked to is not the final version of the theme, but … Read more
That is nothing that can be installed by a plugin or, at least, would be necessary for you to work on it. However, you can build this yourself. Step 1: Enqueue the IntersectionObserver polyfill you can find here: https://github.com/w3c/IntersectionObserver/blob/master/polyfill/intersection-observer.js to get Support for older Browsers. Step 2: Change the code of your HTML-Elements which use … Read more
A peek into the WP core file – wp-admin/includes/file.php confirms it is not WP which is doing this. Can you try the following: Check functions.php file in your active theme Try switching to other themes and check if the issue persists Try deactivating all the plugins and then activating them one by one and checking … Read more
Sure! Just follow this guide and make these changes: Hook into the add_meta_boxes_attachment action instead of the add_meta_boxes action In the add_meta_box() call, pass ‘attachment’ as the $screen parameter Hook into the save_post_attachment action instead of the save_post action And of course, make sure to customize the example code to your specific needs.
It turned out that the method called strip_tags(preg_replace(” (\[.*?\])”, ”, $output)) before strip_shortcodes($output), which caused aforementioned issue, since the code removed shortcode in square brackets, but retained contained image captions. I could fix it by swapping the two method calls like this: $output = get_the_content(); $output = strip_shortcodes($output); // Strip WordPress shortcodes first! $output = … Read more
You can manage WordPress lazy loading with the loading parameter. Below code echo’s your image without using the lazy load function. echo wp_get_attachment_image( $image, $size, false, [ ‘class’ => ‘your-class-here’, ‘loading’ => ‘eager’ ] );