It seems to be a feature and not a bug: screen sizes are not added to scrset if you upload a gif as teaser image: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/34528 This applies only to teaser images and not images in the article. I used 8-Bit PNG instead and now all scrset attributes are filled.
You can use the get_image_tag_class filter which passes the attachment ID as an argument: apply_filters(‘get_image_tag_class’, string $class, int $id, string $align, string|array $size) So you can use: function my_image_tag_class($class, $id, $align, $size) { // Logic to check your attachment IDs if($some_logic) { $class .= ‘ no-lazy-loaded’; } return $class; } add_filter(‘get_image_tag_class’,’my_image_tag_class’); If you have an … Read more
You can add a custom field to you team page, call it “second_picture”, or whatever you want, and add the code <div class=”box”> <div class=”rounded-circle” style=”background-image:url(‘<?php the_post_thumbnail_url(‘full’); ?>’)” id=”staff-pic”> <div class=”second-picture” style=”background-image:url(<?php the_field(‘second_picture’); ?>)”></div> </div> <h3 class=”team-name”><?php the_title(); ?></h3> <p class=”description text-center”><?php echo get_the_content(); ?></p> <div class=”social”><a href=”#”><i class=”fab fa-facebook”></i></a><a href=”#”><i class=”fab fa-twitter”></i></a><a href=”#”><i class=”fab … Read more
Shamelessly copied from here: https://letswp.io/add-attachment-id-to-the-class-of-wordpress-images/ add_filter( ‘wp_get_attachment_image_attributes’, ‘add_image_id_class’, 10, 2 ); function add_image_id_class( $attr, $attachment ) { $class_attr = isset( $attr[‘class’] ) ? $attr[‘class’] : ”; $has_class = preg_match( ‘/wpimage\_[0-9]+/’, $class_attr, $matches ); if ( !$has_class ) { $class_attr .= sprintf( ‘ wpimage_%d’, $attachment->ID ); $attr[‘class’] = ltrim( $class_attr ); } return $attr; } This … Read more
Unfortunately, it looks like the code that runs your widget will not let you add your image: The code here shows that a loop is creating the unordered list and there are no filters where you can inject your own image. You can add your own code to the plugin, but it’s not recommended as … Read more
This behaviour was newly introduced by WordPress with version 5.3 (released on 12th of November 2019). So if you updated to that version, WP is behaving according to design. The announcement post for the new version only mentions it as including improved large image support for uploading non-optimized, high-resolution pictures in the section “Block Editor … Read more
Try changing the file extension to .jpg instead of .png; I had this issue as well, and for some reason it won’t accept .png but .jpg
First off, PNGs do not necessarily slow your site down anymore than a JPG. It all depends on how the image is saved or optimized and the file size. Anyway. You have a couple options. Since this site is about coding and we don’t support 3rd party plugins I will give you this first. You … Read more
WordPress has a hook for that. Here is a sample code: function featured_image_dimensions( $content, $post_id, $thumbnail_id ){ $help_text=”<p>” . __( ‘recommended dimensions – H980px by W450px’, ‘my_domain’ ) . ‘</p>’; return $help_text . $content; } add_filter( ‘admin_post_thumbnail_html’, ‘featured_image_dimensions’, 10, 3 ); Add this code to your functions.php and you should be good to go.
I tried to replicate your issue and while the dev tools show it as alt the source code shows alt=””, so WordPress is not stripping the quotes, it’s just the dev tools being concise. But even if it was, they’re equivalent so alt and alt=”” are the same. As for why the dev tools display … Read more