Resize images to match CSS
Resize images to match CSS
Resize images to match CSS
get_queried_object_id will return the ID for the object that is queried (obviously). On archive pages, that would be the ID of the archive – unless your archive has a thumbnail, you’re not going to get an image. Depending on where you’re setting the $large_thumb variable, you should be able to omit the ID altogether (as … Read more
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Been done before You should take some time to research your issue here and be sure to read the site help topics especially How do I ask a good question? We’d love to help you. To improve your chances of getting an answer, here are some tips: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/help/how-to-ask Find Answer Here How to Protect Uploads, … Read more
To be able to test newly implemented features without risking to break you site, you should set up a development / stating environment. This is a separate wordpress installation on a webspace preferredly independent of your live space but with a similar server setup. Then you always upload new code there first and test it … Read more
It’s stored in metadata, there are four meta fields: _thumbnail_id and _thumbnail_hover_id – store attachment ID, _menu_item_image_size – store selected image size, _menu_item_image_title_position – store label position, but you can get stored values from this properties: $item->thumbnail_id, $item->thumbnail_hover_id, $item->image_size, $item->title_position. Check the menu_image_nav_menu_item_filter() function in menu-image.php
It sounds like it might be an issue with the way the distributed version of the script is compiling. I found this issue reported on their Github repo that could be related. Try using the minified version (retina.min.js) included in the download zip package. Remember to update your script enqueue path if you’re using a … Read more
I think your problem is easy if you can see the images in the Media Section. Check your links and let us know why the URLs are wrong. You may have problems with hard-coding or using relative links. Why not check yor theme and consider this handbook you need to use correct functions to show … Read more
First I must say I like the web server approach where you create cron jobs. In Linux, you have great options. EXIF tool to remove bad meta information. You just need to set the cron job once a day. Since you need to optimize the existing images. For png images you have optipng For jpeg/jpg … Read more
Run command to optimize images after they get uploaded to WordPress