Image files are referenced in the post database with the full url to the image file. (Media is just another type of post.) So, if you move your site, you need to adjust the URLs in the database to the new URL. That is most easily done with a Search and Replace plugin (I like … Read more
Which is faster: Loading images from the repo, or loading them using ACF Image Content via Media Library
How do I set a maximum upload size for a specific user role (Editor)
A media ‘item’ has a URL in the wp-posts database that points to the file location. If you change domain names, you have to adjust all of the occurrences of the old domain name to the new name…including in the wp-posts database for media URLs. A search and replace plugin (I like “Better Search and … Read more
The solution to this was dumb but it works. I just had to refresh the post article page once and I could access the media library again. I guess the script would take preference over the media gallery? And then when I refreshed the page it would take preference again and could connect. I’m just … Read more
At the top of the Gallery Shortcode Callback is a filter hook: post_gallery If any non-empty / non-null output is returned from this filter the shortcode will use that output instead of the default generation. You can copy the source of the Gallery Shortcode Callabck and modify it as you see fit. The below is … Read more
Thanks to @Kaperto, I found a .htaccess file in uploads folder and deleted that. Fortunately after that most of my images were back and the site started to work again. The loss of my data was less than 10 images, so I uploaded them again. Everything’s fine now. Still don’t know how the problem happened … Read more
You’re most likely hitting the max upload or post memory. Try to increase your memory limit in config define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’); You may also need to change it in a php.ini file.
It looks, that there is a problem in your database, even more possible when you got “could not insert post into the database”. Have a look into your database, go to the wp_posts table and inspect entries with post_type “attachment”. Here are the attachments saved in your database. Pick several attachments and write down their … Read more
Post-processing of the image failed