I assume you need to show the image url to the user, for all sizes, within the Attachment Details screen. Using Underscore/Backbone We can extend the Attachment Details View, in a similar fashion as in my previous answer here and based on the media views in the core: <!– Custom template part –> <script type=”text/html” … Read more
This fixes the problem: remove_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’);
If you just want to clean the cache (using Chrome and Windows) you can: Open Developer Tools – F12 Right click on the reload button Choose an option from the dropdown menu – probably the last – “Empty cache and hard reload”
Simple: Add ?_embed to the url query string. Eg: /wp-json/wp/v2/posts?_embed=true (_embed will work too ) You will then find a property within each post in the JSON called _embedded which will contain all the info you need for Featured Image. Also your taxonomies/categories/tags etc.
This is a problem due to permissions. You will need to change your files permission’s in your upload folder (2017/04 in my case) to drwxdrwx.
Not sure why @fuxia deleted my first answer, but I may be able to help. My original answer was to say that I was experiencing the same issue. I have discovered the issue and perhaps it will help you. In the Jetpack plugin there are a series of settings under the Performance tab: Enable site … Read more
I think I may have the solution below 🙂 Try adding this to your CSS file: @media screen and (max-width: 479px) { .sow-slider-base ul.sow-slider-images li.sow-slider-image.sow-slider-image-cover { background-image: url(‘http://www.thousandgirlsinitiative.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Wendy-mobile.jpg’) !important; } #why-sponsor-homepage { padding: 20px; } } All I have done here is removed the space between url and the link of the image and it … Read more
This is usually due to using custom query/loop stuff after the main query and not calling either wp_reset_postdata() or wp_reset_query() after you’re done. See this answer for more detail on which to use.
First and most important step. Check and make sure your hosting account has the available space. Login to your hosting control panel and check how much disk space you have used. Next verify your PHP settings are actually what you have tried to set them to (this will tell you the limits set in PHP): … Read more
As taken from : http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/media-custom-fields/faq/ How does this plugin handle my data? Media items are stored in WordPress just like regular posts. This enables us to use native WordPress functions to store and retrieve your custom fields. Due to this, your data is stored in a very future-proof way, in the postmeta table of the … Read more