There’s no need for the wp-content/themes path – both themes sit in the same directory, so you can just traverse up one and then back down to child theme: background-image: url(../child-theme-name/images/some-image.png); Update: Regarding your answer to “where is the CSS file stored”, you inferred that the stylesheet resides in the child theme folder – in … Read more
Yes, this is a known problem between ios devices and WordPress. It’s a real issue due to the high numbers of iPhone/ipad users who also use WordPress, and I’m surprised it hasn’t been addressed in the WordPress core. Looks like it’s still being debated/ worked on here. It’s a question that’s been asked before here. … Read more
As I understand it, you will need create a meta box with fields and use jQuery to add/remove the image boxes. You can also use jQuery UI to make the fields draggable if you like. Your meta box code will look something like this // Fields $prefix = ‘your_prefix_’; $custom_meta_fields = array( array( ‘label’ => … Read more
I found the solution to add that attribute to the img tag with this function: add_filter(‘the_content’,’new_content’); function new_content($content) { $content = str_replace(‘<img’,'<img data-qazy=”true”‘, $content); return $content; }
After you add a new image size, you have to regenerate the images for that size. The Regenerate Thumbnails plugin comes in handy for this purpose.
Interesting task to solve this SQL only! So I found the following way and it worked in my local instance with testing data. Try it out and have a backup ready before running it for your complete site. UPDATE wp_posts AS p INNER JOIN ( SELECT p.ID AS attachment_id, pm.post_id AS post_id FROM wp_posts p … Read more
You can check mime type of uploaded image before upload to media. Add mimeTypes in $allowmimeType which you want to allow. then check uploaded files mimetype $fileMimeType. If not found in allowed mimetype then return false. // Insert Attachment function insert_attachment($file_handler, $post_id, $setthumb=’false’) { if ($_FILES[$file_handler][‘error’] !== UPLOAD_ERR_OK){ return __return_false(); } # uploaded file type … Read more
The most full featured one I’ve found is NextGEN gallery. It even has add-ons for specific functionality beyond what’s built in.
You can store the chosen color in a meta field. We have a question about adding a custom field to attachments, it contains an example. The hooks you need are attachment_fields_to_edit and attachment_fields_to_save.
You can keep your whole site together, i.e. texts and images, the main suggestion: just don’t mix up large image/galleries with your text stream, this will indeed slow down your site loading. While most bloggers want display their pictures at any cost, most visitors just want read a specific text, then this approach become annoying … Read more