you can create a single page that doesn’t let them register and then asking their First Name, Last Name and other details. And then use the field upload in the advance fields on the backend view you will be able to see the submission together with their name, address and other details and the file … Read more
Issue with upload.php with media
How to upload multiple images using WP rest API to media?
Go into your document root, then locate your media folder (default wp-include/media) and raw files (jpgs etc) should be there. If not, check your trash bin, if not, your hosting provider is your last resort. Edit: after this, download all your files as backup into your local machine, including media and settings etc and reinstall … Read more
Is your website set to load over https? So https://example.com and not http://example.com? The link to google fonts is over http which will cause an error when your site loads securely over https. There are a few places the reference to google fonts could be: try header.php, functions.php and your stylesheet(s). Wherever you find a … Read more
There is very little reason to do this as disk space is cheap and even if you pay more for backup, the ROI here just do not justify the risk. Mainly the risk is that some media is being accessed from outside of the site, from a place that you have interest in continuing serving … Read more
I’ve been working on a similar problem, so found a possible solution. The issue is the ‘inline’ images, as opposed to images that are attachments (like a gallery), is that there is no filter for the_content() that deals specifically with the images tag. (At least, I haven’t found it yet.) So, you need to use … Read more
The simplest way is to use the built-in custom fields. If you don’t see them by default, while you’re editing a Post/Page/CPT, choose “Screen Options” at the top right of the screen and check the “Custom Fields” box. Then scroll down through the editor until you see the Custom Fields box. Decide what you want … Read more
I’ve found that in Settings > Media > Files upload > Save files uploaded in this folder: there’s a URL that is not the default (wp-content/uploads). Check this if it can help.
wp_delete_attachment doesn’t delete image files / doesn’t work