This has been answered Hook filter to change wp_upload_dir() path in multisite , including code to hook into the upload_dir hook. Note that there is a setting in wp-config.php for the ‘base’ upload folder define(‘UPLOADS’, ‘wp-content/myimages’); So with this code, the uploads folder is wp-content/myimages. But, that changes the place WP looks for the media, … Read more
It is not possible to assign multiple parents to the attachment. However, there is an alternative solution. You can use update_post_meta. to store the attachment id to the post and similarly, you can use function get_post_meta. for getting the attachment id.
Perhaps a bit quick and dirty, but this should work: function media_library_hide_dlm_downloads($where) { if(isset($_POST[‘action’]) && ( $_POST[‘action’] == ‘query-attachments’)) { $where .= ‘ AND guid NOT LIKE “%wp-content/uploads/dlm_downloads%”‘; } return $where; } add_filter(‘posts_where’, ‘media_library_hide_dlm_downloads’); Read more about the posts_where filter.
This will lock uploads to “Uploaded to this post” and will not show “All media items” or other options in WordPress media panels. Add this code to your function.php file add_action( ‘admin_footer-post-new.php’, ‘firmasite_mediapanel_lock_uploaded’ ); add_action( ‘admin_footer-post.php’, ‘firmasite_mediapanel_lock_uploaded’ ); function firmasite_mediapanel_lock_uploaded() { ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).on(“DOMNodeInserted”, function(){ // Lock uploads to “Uploaded to this post” jQuery(‘select.attachment-filters … Read more
In case anyone encounters this in the future: after drilling down into the WP source and the database, it turns out that when media files are uploaded, WP still needs to attach them to some post, and for some reason, even though the post_id is 0 in the fuction which processes media uploads, it managed … Read more
WordPress is using Backbone JS for the Media Library. At this time, there doesn’t seem to be much in terms of official documentation. I dug through some source code and this is how I got it working… Disclaimer: This is my first time hacking at BackboneJS, so this could all be totally wrong. Class names … Read more
So this may be hacky.. I mean, compared to overriding the default Featured Image panel/component in the Gutenberg block editor, which is not exactly hard, but this one is much simpler and basically just needs a few lines of custom coding. (read till the end to see what I mean) And I’ve also tried & … Read more
You can alter the mediaelement.js feature-set using the mejs_settings hook. Settings Overview Defaults are: playpause, current, progress, duration, tracks, volume, fullscreen. Add the plugin to the array as needed to extend the features. add_filter(‘mejs_settings’, function ($settings) { $settings[‘features’] = array(…,’jumpforward’); return $settings; }); Make sure to enqueue the plugin itself: wp_enqueue_script( ‘mejs-plugin-name’, ‘path_to_plugin_file’, array(‘wp-mediaelement’), null, … Read more
I found that this issue could be overcome by opening the mp3 file in the excellent Linux/Windows application Mp3 Diags and applying the Rebuild VBR Data transformation. It discards the file’s Xing header and attaches a new one. After doing this, the files’s duration and bitrate are listed in it’s Attachment Details when it is … Read more
If I understand you right, you’re looking for custom header support for custom post types. By default WordPress does not offer such a thing for custom post types. The features that are offered for CPTs are listed here: Arguments for register post type(). So this is not easily possible.