WordPress Images Are Not showing After Changing Directory Name
WordPress Images Are Not showing After Changing Directory Name
WordPress Images Are Not showing After Changing Directory Name
WordPress already compresses jpeg files, doing it a second time will just degrade the quality with recompression artefacts Instead, adjust the compression percentage via the jpeg_quality filter: add_filter( ‘jpeg_quality’, function() { return 80; // 80% });
you can try to suitable with any one of this function for image get the_post_thumbnail() OR get_the_post_thumbnail().
I messed up with my comment and can’t edit it. So, I writing as an answer instead: This is probably (99.99%) not a WordPress issue, rather a Chrome one, something related to it’s CSS and/or image heuristics. Therefore: Maybe you will have better luck looking for help in other Stackexchange network site Maybe your pageload … Read more
You must Add your image form Add media in text editor. After that click on image in text editor and then you fill find 5 option for image editing. There you can align image and edit image. Or it best practice to upload image from wordpress standard. The upload image will save in wp-content folder.
You should insert post navigation manually. Update functions.php of your theme with add_filter(‘the_content’, function($content) { return $content . get_the_post_navigation(); }); Or insert the_post_navigation() in desirable place in your single.php template. You should create child theme to be able update primary theme.
I think you gave the answer in your last comment. if (get_field(‘alt_image_f’)){ $post_thumbnail_attr = array(‘alt’ => get_field(‘alt_image_f’) ); the_post_thumbnail( ‘full’, $post_thumbnail_attr ); } else the_post_thumbnail(); Cleaning up your code a bit, the following should work $custom_image_alt = get_field(‘alt_image_f’); $post_thumbnail_attr = array(); if ($custom_image_alt) { $post_thumbnail_attr[‘alt’] = $custom_image_alt; } the_post_thumbnail(‘full’, $post_thumbnail_attr);
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Got some assistance from another forum. It spurred some brainstorming at the office and we came up with a solution. Not sure if this is the best way to resolve it but it is working as expected. I added this code: delete_post_meta($id, ‘add_class’, true); just above the: return $html; at the end of the last … Read more