Now here is how you can disable it in WordPress Multi-sites: Login to Dashboard Go to Network Admin Go to Sites tab Click on Edit link for particular site. Toggle to 4 tab under it – Settings Look for “Uploads Use Yearmonth Folders” Change the value in text field from 1 to 0 Save the … Read more
You should not remove the media from you server. Media is part of yout content and it makes no sense to have your content split over several servers. (from technical practical POV your idea will prevent any automated media transformation like new sizes from being done). What you should do is to create your own … Read more
Please try this: $mime_types[ ‘eps’ ] = ‘application/postscript’; $mime_types[ ‘ai’ ] = ‘application/pdf’; $mime_types[ ‘svg’ ] = ‘image/svg+xml’;` and then return $mime_types
Yes. You will want to enqueue your scripts using wp_enqueue_scripts and then upload them into your child theme. I normally create a /js/ directory to keep things organized. Here is a sample of how to enqueue a file inside of a themes JS subfolder. function wpse_enqueue_scripts() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘js-functions’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/functions.js’, array(‘jquery’), filemtime(get_stylesheet_directory() . … Read more
Basically, it corresponds to missing thumbnails or custom-sized images in your media library. And it’s (by default) a private field in the REST API and the value is one or more image sizes as returned by wp_get_registered_image_subsizes(). And the function which is used with that field is wp_get_missing_image_subsizes() which returns: (array) An array of the … Read more
Yes, out of the box WordPress stores images and other uploads only as files. Although it could be, theoretically, possible to change this behavior by tapping inton wp_handle_upload() or _wp_handle_upload() and related functions, I think it would be too complex and unreliable. Besides,I think it wouldn’t be a good idea for performance reasons in case … Read more
You have to set post_max_size = 64M to match upload_max_filesize = 64M in php.ini
Okay, so here’s a hack to get what you want. There are a few caveats though, so please be sure to take account of this: this is untested with WPMS. I haven’t a clue how this will affect it. it uses a so-called “private” WordPress function, which means that the functionality of this function may … Read more
wp.media is the JavaScript API WordPress uses to display the media library modal. You can use it yourself by enqueueing a custom JS script on your admin page: wp_enqueue_script(‘media-upload’); wp_enqueue_media(); wp_enqueue_script( ‘pb-admin-script’, ‘admin.js’, array( ‘jquery’, ) ); Then work with it like this: HTML: <button class=”upload_image_button button button-primary”> <?php _e(‘Upload Image’, ‘pb’); ?> </button> <img … Read more
maybe this other similar question (with a good answer) can help you. Change default screen option value for media items per page (in media library) And the filter to use is : function my_edit_media_per_page(){ $media_per_page = 200; //or whatever you want return $media_per_page; } add_filter( ‘upload_per_page’, ‘my_edit_media_per_page’, 10, 3 );