The code worked for me; but I defined the function like this: function generate_featured( $post_id ), then I commented out the global $post;; and finally (although this is not mandatory..), in the $file_array, I set name like this: ‘name’ => basename( $image_url ), So: (Note that I intentionally didn’t include the whole code) function generate_featured( … Read more
You adjust that when you insert the image into the post, not when you upload it. When you upload the image, you will be looking at it on the Media Library page. On the right hand side is a column that says “ATTACHMENT DETAILS”. Scroll down on that, and look for “ATTACHMENT DISPLAY SETTINGS”. The … Read more
The following code uses HTML5 Video, with the muted & autoplay attributes set. It takes the video, which I uploaded through the media gallery and displays it fullscreen. I’m using a script that detects when the video is done playing, then it fades out and is removed from the DOM. HTML <div class=”fullscreen-bg”> <video muted … Read more
I found the best solution please check it: jQuery Code jQuery(function($){ /* * Select/Upload image(s) event */ $(‘body’).on(‘click’, ‘.misha_upload_image_button’, function(e){ e.preventDefault(); var button = $(this), custom_uploader = wp.media({ title: ‘Insert image’, library : { // uncomment the next line if you want to attach image to the current post // uploadedTo : wp.media.view.settings.post.id, type : … Read more
From fire bug, you can check where the image is rendered and then you can do it by simple styling. sample_style.css div img { height: 500px; width: 500px; }
Full size images are unmodified by default as it literally is the full size image. You could ensure the photo is a suitable size prior to uploading or restructure your theme so that full size images are not linked and are perhaps replaced by large images which can have their size set in WP Admin.
There is a plugin named Change Request: It allows your customer to easily request “changes” or “alterations” to their WordPress site. The customer requests the change by placing a sticky note ontop of the website where they would like the change to appear. Once the customer requests a change, you get sent an email and … Read more
This is a little known error caused by creating a custom taxonomy called ‘type’. To solve just need to change the taxonomy’s name.
There is a very good plugin that I believe covers all you are looking for, and more: Scissors Continued. I’ve been using it extensively on several websites, and recommend it.
Custom links or pages from Media Gallery