You can try the following function to insert image to a post. Note: The following function will not make the image “featured image”. It will just uploaded the image and attach it to the post. It will return the attachment id if the upload is successful function insert_post_media( $post_id, $url){ $tmp = download_url( $url ); … Read more
A quick and easy way would be to just run a search on your WordPress site on the name of the image. E.g. your-image.png. This should return a list of all the posts which have that image in it.
I would check the upload_path upload_url_path under your admin options. I suspect they are still referencing the other website. Go to https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/options.php and scroll down till you get to the the upload_path and upload_url_path.
Resetting the permissions on the uploads folder to 777 via ftp worked. or contact with your domain server for the problem, may max upload size is limited
do you have a custom meta field associated with the image? if so place this in your functions.php: <?php $trim_length = 21; //desired length of text to display $custom_field = ‘your custom field key here’; $value = get_post_meta($post->ID, $custom_field, true); if ($value) { echo ‘<p>I want to use: ‘ . rtrim(substr($value,0,$trim_length)) . ‘…</p>’; } ?> … Read more
This is a bit out of context but I think you can approach it a little bit differently, you can limit access to default media library for roles below “admin” or “editor” depending on your setup. For instance you can block authors from uploading files to media library using the following code.. if ( current_user_can(‘author’) … Read more
wp.media – media uploader – how to destroy instance of modal?
So, I have no idea how it happened, maybe it’s a PowerPress thing…I activated the HTML 5 player, then went back and reactivated MediaElement’s player and the issue resolved itself. Now, everything looks as expected on mobile. Thanks, Josh
MP3 Playlists have a .m3u extension. I’m guessing that your Media Library is not registering the MP3s but the playlists instead, so they may physically be in that location, but not in the database. One work around if you know the names of the files could be to try using the PHP id3_get_tag() function. Read … Read more
The theme was auto generating alternative image sizes for responsiveness, so my newly named images were actually duplicates. Leaving this up in case anyone makes same mistake and stumbles across this.