I will assume that you are creating a custom admin page at ?page=add-quiz, in this case before calling the wp_editor function you also have to enqueue the CSS / Js files for it with the wp_enqueue_media() function. So at the end you should have wp_enqueue_media(); wp_editor( ”, ‘instructions’, $settings = array(‘textarea_name’ => ‘instructions’, ‘textarea_rows’ => … Read more
This filter only accepts strings for mime types. It also already has support for webm, mp4, mpeg, ogv, and ogg. I think you can remove everything except the line for SVGs. A word of warning, WordPress doesn’t support SVG upload by default because it’s a security concern. Be careful about enabling this. At the least, … Read more
I don’t think this is possible. Watermarking the audio with an audio editing software takes a process that ‘WordPress’ cannot simulate. It’s advisable you do the watermarking before the audio file is uploaded.
Install Justin Tadlock’s Members Plugin. It has per-configured roles that allow in-depth control over users. If the standard roles don’t allow the amount of access control you want, you can create a custom role and assign your specific access level.
The answer is obvious: no, you can’t. Why? Because there is no folders in database for media attachments, all media files are stored as single row in wp_posts table. I suppose it does not really matter where your media files are stored, it could be your hosting or CDN network, somebody else hosting, etc 🙂 … Read more
If you want to filter the attachments only at the moment they are being loaded via AJAX, for example when you are setting the post featured image, you can make use of: function filter_get_the_user_attachments( $query ) { $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); if ( !$current_user ) { return; } $current_user_id = $current_user->ID; $query[‘author__in’] = array( $current_user_id ); … Read more
Don’t you need to use get_posts( ‘post_type=attachment’ ) to return the attachment IDs? So, something like: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘numberposts’ => -1, ‘post_status’ => null, ‘post_parent’ => $post->ID ); $attachments = get_posts( $args ); $myimageid = $attachments[0]->ID; wp_get_attachment_image( $myimageid, ‘full’ ); Otherwise, you’re using $post->ID of 1, which isn’t likely to work.
You can set a maximum width for all image sizes and WordPress will crop portrait and landscape oriented images to that same width. In your media settings set the width field and leave the height field blank. When you upload a landscape oriented image the size will never go past the max width of 300px … Read more
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