That’s the same media manager. The first image is what you see if you try to put a gallery into your page or post. The second is what you will see if you add a Featured Image, where the gallery tab would not be relevant.
You would most likely need to use an plugin like Media File Renamer for that or change the image name before the upload.
Why you are querying for meta query if your length is taxonomy? Replace meta_query with tax_query in your query and it should start working. Taxonomy parameters in WP_Query Custom fields parameters in WP_Query
Just like we use get_terms() to get all the terms in a custom taxonomy we can get all the taxonomy images with the below code. Place this code outside the loop to list all the taxonomy images. $terms = apply_filters( ‘taxonomy-images-get-terms’, ”, array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘ff-portfolio-tag’, ) ); if ( ! empty( $terms ) ) … Read more
I am not so sure of what I am going to say, but from a fast look, $featured_image is an array (URL, width, height, is_intermediate). so assuming that your alternative text exists in this array, you need to specify its index like this: $featured_image[index_of_alt_text] according to my understanding, the $featured_image array doesn’t contain your alternative … Read more
If you want to show an image without storing it to the server and retrieving that url first, you will need to generate a local url to put in your image tag. That means using javascript. Actually, it’s quite simple (props): In the place where you want the image to appear, insert: <img id=”temporary-id” alt=”your … Read more
It’s not a problem with WordPress. It’s how it should be. If you see the image below of media library. You can see that the column name is Uploaded to which means that media file was not there before and it’s introduced or uploaded to the below mentioned post/page/etc. Since in your case it’s uploaded … Read more
Here I’ve written a function for you. Place this below function on your functions.php or any where that executes and pass the width and height value to it. It will return you the image size name as string and if it has not found any then it will return false. /** * Get name by … Read more
These various resized images come from registered image sizes, usually from your theme, and sometimes from plugins. If a theme registers an image size, it expects to use that size in the front-end. This is most useful in an image gallery or slideshow, when you need images to be an exact ratio of width to … Read more
you can do this pretty simply. I’m guessing you are inside the wordpress loop. Basically, get the link url, get the image url, echo out. <?php $custom_link = the_field(‘custom_url’); //probably want to check if this is empty $post_thumb = get_the_post_thumbnail( $post_id );//you can pass size if you would like echo ‘<a href=”‘ . $custom_link . … Read more