srcset assumes that all the images specified in the attribute have the same aspect ratio. As it is unlikely that the original (full) image has an aspect ratio that matches the registered image sizes it should be expected that it will never be part of a srcset attribute. Update from comments: We also have a … Read more
Both @George Wiscombe and @anu have good suggestions. To elaborate though, I’d say it depends on one of the following criteria: Do you plan to write programs using one of their API? If yes, review their APIs and pick the one you are most confortable with. Here are their APIs: Flickr’s App Garden API Picasa … Read more
I was looking for a way to do this and found this page… then I thought of putting this in a .htaccess file in the WordPress uploads folder and it works for me so far… any good? <FilesMatch “\.jpg$”> order allow,deny deny from all </FilesMatch> <FilesMatch “-[0-9]+x[0-9]+\.jpg$”> order allow,deny allow from all </FilesMatch> The first … Read more
You may want to take a look at Steve Taylors plugin and his approach here Dominik “ocean90” Schilling – the author of the (new in 3.5) media library, has a GitHub repository where he shows off some demos. In short, you might not be able to implement a drag&drop style media uploader in a meta … Read more
Your best bet here would be to use jQuery to grab any link that links to an image and tell it to use fanceybox. jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $(‘a[href$=”jpg”], a[href$=”png”], a[href$=”jpeg”]’).fancybox(); }); If you want this to work just for your post content areas use this: $(‘.post-content a[href$=”jpg”], .post-content a[href$=”png”], .post-content a[href$=”jpeg”]’).fancybox(); You will need to replace .post-content … Read more
This is not something that is currently supported in WordPress. There’s some discussion about it here: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6820 One plugin which does enable this functionality is: http://skyphe.org/code/wordpress/file-gallery/ This plugin does a few extra things, but one option it provides is that after clicking “upload/insert” and going to the media library tab, you can tick check boxes … Read more
It’s better to use get_children than get_posts. Here is a quick example that will work. This is in the form of a function that is defined in your plugin or in functions.php then use the function as a template tag. /** * Gets all images attached to a post * @return string */ function wpse_get_images() … Read more
You can modify an existing media library image using wp_insert_attachment by setting the ID key in the parameter array. $attachment = array( ‘ID’ => $existing_library_attachment_id, ‘post_parent’ => $custom_post_id ); wp_insert_attachment( $attachment ); This will update the attachment post with ID $existing_library_attachment_id to have a post_parent value of $custom_post_id. However, the only thing this will affect … Read more
I had this problem, too. Here’s the solution for version 4.7.3 if anyone comes across this. get_avatar( $id_or_email = get_the_author_meta( ‘user_email’ ), $size=”60″, $default, $alt, $args = array( ‘class’ => array( ‘d-block’, ‘mx-auto’ ) ) ); or shorter version get_avatar( get_the_author_meta( ‘user_email’ ), ’60’, $default, $alt, array( ‘class’ => array( ‘d-block’, ‘mx-auto’ ) ) ); … Read more
The documentation for get_children isn’t great (at the time of this answer), however get_children is simply a wrapper for get_posts(). This means that orderby and order are valid arguments for your query. When you ask, “how i get them with the order as i needed“, is the property you wish to order them by a … Read more