Change logo based on incoming domain
Change logo based on incoming domain
Change logo based on incoming domain
bulk change of image setting “link to” to “link to: image url ”
Altered media sizes (in dash), not updating to existing images/posts
Add this to the functions.php file in the theme folder. It replaces the original image with the large image set in settings. You might want to setup a new image format and use that as the new original size though. function replace_uploaded_image($image_data) { // if there is no large image : return if (!isset($image_data[‘sizes’][‘large’])) return … Read more
The issue I was having was with some conflicting code I had in my functions file (see below). I usually use this code to remove width/height attributes from being hard-coded into the element in the content area. Removing these somehow appears to mess up the new responsive image implementation in WordPress though. As soon as … Read more
There is little difference, by default crop is set to false. function add_image_size( $name, $width = 0, $height = 0, $crop = false ) { global $_wp_additional_image_sizes; $_wp_additional_image_sizes[ $name ] = array( ‘width’ => absint( $width ), ‘height’ => absint( $height ), ‘crop’ => $crop, ); } And also during the process of evaluation if … Read more
add_image_size function has nothing to do with the images that are located in theme root directory. When you add add_image_size function , we are saying that : Hey WordPress! Can you please also re-size my uploaded images via WordPress admin to this particular size also hard crop the image if image size is bigger ( … Read more
How to rename image at uploading on specific plugin or post-type in WordPress
We can’t do this. As simple as that
After a few days reading about srcset attribute (Thanks Benoti for point to this!), definitely, I can see that this is the right way. This solution is simple, enough to solve this question, although srcset attribute with <picture> tag is much more powerfull. My solution: Declare sizes in functions.php add_image_size( ‘c200x200’, 200, 200, true ); … Read more