Display only posts with thumbnails
Display only posts with thumbnails
Display only posts with thumbnails
I want to resize post featured image without cropping image. How?
Caveat: Note that this solution may introduce a security flaw in your site. Use it with extreme caution. On my installation, I got a warning when I tried to regenerate PDF thumbnails: attempt to perform an operation not allowed by the security policy `PDF’ …which, upon searching for that string, appears to indicate that imagemagick … Read more
I found the solution. The problem was not in my code, but in the xampp! The GD extension was missing
Why not attaching images after impoting using wp cli
<?php $post_id = get_queried_object_id(); $bla = “myImageURL”; // Set the image URL $image_url = $bla; // Check if the image already exists in the media library $existing_image = get_posts(array( ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘_wp_attached_file’, ‘meta_value’ => sanitize_file_name(basename($image_url)) )); if (!$existing_image) { // Image does not exist in the media library, so download it $image_id … Read more
WordPress pointing animated GIF images with wrong file name upon upload (GIFs animation not working)
Render a post thumbnail, having the browser pick the smallest possible source that fits the image size You need to provide a sizes attribute that describes what size the image will be rendered at across various breakpoints. The final display size of an image is affected by the stylesheet but the browser wants to start … Read more
If you changed the picture and the size still the same, it’s either your code that displays it or just browser caching. If you wanted to view the image after you update the size, try using incognito. I’m being quite abstract here, give more info if this doesn’t work.
Since you’re using Astra Theme , you need to create a new “archives” template and set the display conditions. In that template, you can choose only to show what you want and hide or remove the images. This is Theme related, and not WordPress related as @vancoder pointed out.