Best way to do it manually. By FTP just download the wp-content/uploads directory. If you want to automate this and the media files zip here is a plugin- downML – Download Media Library But it’s not updated for more than 2 years. So you have to test it before use it on live site. There … Read more
WordPress will remember the last size you used – just make sure to insert a large media once, and then it will be selected by default for every subsequent item.
Insert Media – Attachment – Link to : Remove options
I included wp_head(); in the beginning of my header.php file. wp_footer(); was included at the end of the footer.php file. Failure in including them led to the problem with the video player. Everything is working fine after adding wp_head(); and wp_footer();. Thank you, birgire!
I have been able to check the file size with $ _FILES [$ id] [ ‘size’] > 0. So the WP_error validation will only run if there is a file in bytes.
To be able to test newly implemented features without risking to break you site, you should set up a development / stating environment. This is a separate wordpress installation on a webspace preferredly independent of your live space but with a similar server setup. Then you always upload new code there first and test it … Read more
After posting the question, I did a ton of googles, and eventually built a plugin that displays all media for all subsites in a multisite installation. If the user is SuperAdmin, each picture is linked to it’s editing page. The plugin is called ‘Multiside Media Display’, and available via the usual Add Plugins page in … Read more
Hi another simple way is to add the following code to hide the download button. Please adapt width and margin top elements. .wp-block-audio:after { width:35px; background-color:#F1F3F4; color:#F1F3F4; content:’.’; float:right; border-radius:50%; margin-top:-95px; z-index:999; position:relative; }
I’m afraid you’ll also need to create the database records – that’s how WP looks for media files, starting in the db. Those records then tell WP the local path to the media file. But that means that if your web server has access to both sub domain folders on disk, you don’t need to … Read more
I suggest you search on Github for a plugin that’ll suit your needs. A quick search lead me to wp-file-upload