Thanks to @Tim Malone, @Kane Uploads are handled in the wp-admin directory, so try placing it in there. I’ve had success with placing php.ini files in there on shared hosts. – Tim Malone 1 hour ago Just place .user.ini to /wp-admin to overwrite the setting.
If you are echoing this code straight from functions.php it would output way before anything else. It is too early in the load process. In most cases enqueue API functions should be used to output assets. Outside of that it is impossible to guess what precisely might it be breaking and how. Examining browser console … Read more
Went through and re-added the images (originals, not generated, those I manually deleted) using Add From Server plugin as seen here: https://www.lockedowndesign.com/ftp-uploads-are-not-visible-wp-media-library/
You can use the wp_handle_upload_prefilter filter hook and it will be called when user will upload the file from admin side. Or You can use the wp_handle_upload filter hook for the uploaded file.
You can easily use Regenerate Thumbnails and bulk regenerate for all the images. Regenerate Thumbnail plugin updates all the details about the full size image, as well as it recreates thumbnail. It’ll update the dimension for each image, but all the other image sizes should be registered as well, else they won’t be stored in … Read more
No, WordPress doesn’t do this. You can check by looking at the source code. What’s probably happening is the image is too large for WordPress to resize properly, or it’s been corrupted. Keep in mind that there are breweries with websites powered by WordPress, and you can buy beer themes on markets
You should not remove the media from you server. Media is part of yout content and it makes no sense to have your content split over several servers. (from technical practical POV your idea will prevent any automated media transformation like new sizes from being done). What you should do is to create your own … Read more
Attachments in Media Library are obtained using WP_Query, so you can modify that query with pre_get_posts action. By default they are sorted DESC by post_date. So the easiest way to fix your code would be to change so the new modified attachment has the same post_date set as the original one.
Rather than focusing on the button itself, focus on what you want users to do. If you don’t want your users to be able to delete media, and you are also comfortable with them not being able to delete other post types (Posts, Pages, etc.), you can create a custom role for these users. <?php … Read more
You have to set post_max_size = 64M to match upload_max_filesize = 64M in php.ini