You’re using a get function, which does not echo by default. Update the PHP portion to the following: <?php echo wp_get_attachment_image($image, ‘category-large-thumb’ ); ?> Also, wp_get_attachment_image() returns a full image object – so I don’t think that’s what your after. It also most seems like you’d just want the_attachment_link: <?php the_attachment_link( $id, $fullsize, $deprecated, $permalink … Read more
This is actually not related to WordPress and applies to any website or blog: When an url is shared for the first time on Facebook, it visits the page to grab the title, image, description, etc. and keeps this info in cache for some time (this is the period referred to as an “unbelievably long … Read more
How to get real image dimension of already uploaded images which dimensions are bigger than one now set in media settings? (Note: The italic and bold formatting above was added by me.) wp_get_attachment_image_src() indeed doesn’t necessarily return the actual width and height of the resized image file, and that the function relies upon the specific … Read more
why OH WHY does everybody insist on making custom fields for everything . is there a special reason that you would want the use of custom fields ? If so, please explain exactly what you want to achieve . If not – a much better approach (and more fool-proof for non-computer-savvy-clients) would be to use … Read more
This is quite simple to implement, using core post-thumbnails functionality. First, you need to add Theme support for the feature, via functions.php: <?php function wpse54920_setup_theme() { // Support post thumbnails add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ ); } add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpse54920_setup_theme’ ); ?> Next, you need to define your custom image sizes, using add_image_size(). Let’s say you want the … Read more
I solved it. It was with a, surprisingly enough, a recommended plugin. Ans some permissions. I contacted my server and they were able to overwrite it. Thank you!
You can follow this step to set thumbnail woocommerce size Go to Appearance > Customize. Then go to WooCommerce > Product Images. Then go to WooCommerce > Product Images Write your desired width in “Thumbnail width” field. You can set the height of the images in “Thumbnail Cropping” Click on “Publish” let me know the … Read more
so you can do that in 2 different ways 1. modify directly on template-parts/content-single.php 2. you can plug it using the add_action(pre_get_post,func_with_your_staff ) inside this function func_with_your_staff( $query ) { global $wp ; if ( $query->is_single() && empty($query->post_type) $query->set(‘post_type’, ‘wherever_is_type’); // perhaps you have a custom_post_type ?> and then you can add your extra staff … Read more
Hopefully I’m understanding what you want correctly. I think you are going to need to wrap the content itself in a div called something like excerpt_content and make that an inline block that’s aligned to the top. Then you can use the has_post_thumbnail() as a conditional to assign it another class to limit the width … Read more
The function you’ve supplied actually doesn’t look that bad. It’s almost the same way I’d handle the problem, however if you only ever want to modify the include part and always get the attachment_ids associated with the post, here is what I would do. I would actually create a new shortcode which in turn calls … Read more