in the basic configuration the user role contributor and subscriber do not have the capability upload_files. The user role author has this capability. The capability upload_files gives the user the panels “Media” and “Media > Add New”. If you want another role to grant this capability, you can use the function add_cap(). Since such changes … Read more
This plugin finds the image files which have not been used within a post or page and displays them for deletion from both your uploads directory and database. Images you have uploaded and used in other area’s of your site will also be displayed. Only problem is it hasn’t been updated in a while. WordPress … Read more
It’s possible to change the output of the label with jQuery but I’m not sure the best hook to do this besides admin_footer. // Collapse var $open = jQuery(‘.acf-expand-details > .is-open’), $open_icon = $open.find(‘span’); $open.html(‘MIN Details –>’); $open.prepend($open_icon); // Expand var $close = jQuery(‘.acf-expand-details > .is-closed’), $close_icon = $close.find(‘span’); $close.html(‘<– MAX Details’); $close.prepend($close_icon); add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, … Read more
I think a possible solution could be following codesnippet from Mark Kaplun. To solve issues with this you could remove the http part and WordPress will/should use https instead. Because the rest of your website is working correctly I assume that further settings are correct and will do their job as wished. add_filter(‘the_content’,’wpse_217012′,1000,1); // remove … Read more
From a quick look there is a dedicated delete_attachment action in wp_delete_attachment() function, it gets passed an ID of attachment being deleted. However I am not completely confident that this covers all cases. There is a fair amount of duplication in WP’s post–related APIs and similar tasks might be performed by different functions in different … Read more
After checking other browsers, I found out that it was a Chrome problem. It looks like it has something to do with Google Chrome notifications. I fixed the problem with adding this CSS to my WordPress admin css file: /* Chrome media library upload button fix */ @media screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio:0) { .modal-open .rdr-notifier { … Read more
I got it solved…. function filter_image_send_to_editor($html, $id, $caption, $title, $align, $url, $size, $alt) { $animatedGif = (bool) get_post_meta($id, ‘animated_gif’, true); if($animatedGif){ $gifCoverImgUrl = get_post_meta( $id, ‘animated_gif_cover_url’, true ); // build my GIF player if(isset($gifCoverImgUrl) && $gifCoverImgUrl != ”){ $doc = new DOMDocument(); $doc->loadHTML($html); $xpath = new DOMXPath($doc); $src = $xpath->evaluate(“string(//img/@src)”); $html=”<img class=”gifplayer” src=””.$gifCoverImgUrl.'” data-gif=”‘.$src.'” />’; … Read more
Okay I think I have it, you need to add a matching filter to attachment_fields_to_save to save the new field (say as post meta to the attachment.) add_filter( ‘attachment_fields_to_save’, ‘save_some_custom_field’, 10, 2 ); function save_some_custom_field($post, $attachment) { $attachid = $post[‘ID’]; // yes this is actually an array here update_post_meta($attachid,’someCustom’,$attachment[‘someCustom’]); } Then you would add to … Read more
Any ajax call to WP will likely call admin-ajax.php as that’s the way you’re meant to make ajax calls in WP. So your last condition will be true for many front end ajax calls and then you’re setting author -1 for all of those queries and excluding everything that User #1, generally the default Admin … Read more
The answer is to not generate more image dimensions (and your theme overriding user settings is a big no no), but to select the best fitting image bt size and apply css based stretching and cropping by wrapping the img element with a span. The to the img you use whatever is the best fit, … Read more