Don’t use the GUID. Despite appearances, that isn’t an URL. Use wp_get_attachment_image_src. Something like: $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src($post_id,’full’); echo $image[0]; Or use wp_get_attachment_url with the post ID. $image = wp_get_attachment_url($post_id); Of course, I don’t know what the actual variable name is that holds your images but you should see the ID in the post objects and … Read more
Would maybe look into do_action( ‘pre-upload-ui’ );. Here is my first thoughts, please note it’s not tested but should get you in the right direction. add_action( ‘pre-plupload-upload-ui’, ‘sd_extra_info’ ); function sd_extra_info() { # see wp-includes/media-template.php print ‘<pre> Some more info here </pre>’; }
One liner should do it, remove all classes. add_filter( ‘get_image_tag_class’, ‘__return_empty_string’ ); Filter can be found in wp-includes/media.php in the get_image_tag function.
You can’t redirect after content has already been sent to the browser, hook an action before the template is loaded and do your redirect there. function wpa_attachment_redirect(){ if( is_attachment() ){ // your code and redirect here } } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wpa_attachment_redirect’ );
Admittedly, this is a guess. The exporter, in the versions I have used, does not save your files to a local disk. It creates an XML file with references to your images on a server somewhere. When the importer reads the XML file, it will download from that server and upload to your new installation. … Read more
Milo got me on the right track. If anyone else happens to have this issue the code I used is: /** * Redirect broken attachment links to 404 */ function ww_404_broken_links(){ global $wp_query; if(is_attachment()){ $attachment_path = get_attached_file( get_the_ID() ); //If the file doesn’t exist on the server show 404 if(!file_exists($attachment_path)){ $wp_query->set_404(); status_header( 404 ); get_template_part( … Read more
You can use add_image_size() function to create custom sized images. You only need to paste some piece of codes in your functions.php and then update the template files accordingly. For example : add_image_size( ‘category-thumb’, 300 ); // 300 pixels wide (and unlimited height) add_image_size( ‘homepage-thumb’, 220, 180, true ); // (cropped) And you can use … Read more
You can do this without a plugin in the newest versions of WordPress. Go to Media, click on any image and then click on the edit image button. You can edit the image there and one of the options is rotation.
Found the problem. It was a problem with my host, in the path the ID3 folder name was uppercase, while on the server for some reason it was lowercase, this is why it didn’t find it.
So I’ve found this WP_Image_Editor in the CodeX. Basically by adding the code below it should automatically resize an image 🙂 Code: $image = wp_get_image_editor( ‘cool_image.jpg’ ); // Return an implementation that extends WP_Image_Editor if ( ! is_wp_error( $image ) ) { $image->resize( 300, 300, true ); $image->save( ‘new_image.jpg’ ); } I don’t know exactly … Read more