Absolute URLs are not the reason for your problems. Relative and absolute links stress servers the same way. There can be a problem if you load all your content at once (e.g. hundred of images). You can solve this issue with AJAX (loading content on demand).
I have a similar need in some projects of mine and solved by getting the image ID from it’s URL and then writing the markup with wp_get_attachment_image as it will return a markup with srcset attribute. To get the image ID, I am using Gustavo Bordoni’s helpers as it follows and shown in here. function … Read more
You could do this pretty easily a couple of different ways. My preference would be with jQuery, but others could make an argument against that route and for php. Here is the way you could get it done with jQuery: $(document).ready(function(){ $( “.entry-tags a:contains(‘easy’)” ).html( “<img src=”https://image.url”>”); });
Change database image location for transportability
Whatever is in the wp-content/uploads directory is not source, it is data, some of it is automatically generated. Images related to source code, like images used in CSS should “live” in the theme or plugin files. It is possible to use the likes of GIT over that directory, but the results will lack any sensible … Read more
Here’s a solution that only applies the lazy load processing to images with the .lazy-load class. I’m loading the HTML a little differently, but this approach has worked out reliably for me in the past. The processing of the HTML is the same as in the original code. The trick for targeting images with a … Read more
I solved the problem. All I need to add is the following line of code query_posts( $args ); The result will be something like this: <div class=”content”> <?php if (have_posts()) : ?> <?php $paged = (get_query_var(‘paged’)) ? get_query_var(‘paged’) : 1; $total_post_count = wp_count_posts(); $published_post_count = $total_post_count->publish; $total_pages = ceil( $published_post_count / $posts_per_page ); if ( … Read more
You have not explained what kind of code changes you did in functions.php but the code you should put in your functions.php is function jpeg_quality_controller( $quality, $context ) { return 100; } add_filter( ‘jpeg_quality’, ‘jpeg_quality_controller’, 10, 2 ); But this solution will not make any changes to already uploaded image files. Delete already uploaded images … Read more
I had this issue. It miraculously went away when I unchecked the option to save media in year and month subdirectories. Weird.
Something like this? $image_alt = get_post_meta( $image->id, ‘_wp_attachment_image_alt’, true); To use in your string: if ($image) echo ‘<img src=”‘ . esc_url($image) .'” alt=”.$image_alt.”>woocommerce-CJD”>’; Use it under the $image declaration. In your $image declaration make sure youll get the image attachment via wp_get_attachment_image() function.