Using a stock WordPress installation, no. WordPress, by default, stores uploads in the /wp-content/uploads/yyyy/mm/ directory for single sites. For network installations, it stores them elsewhere and maps a similar permalink structure to the new location. I can see what you’re trying to accomplish by keeping things in separate directories, but you’d have to revise a … Read more
What you will need to do is edit your theme’s functions.php file to add a new image size. Scroll to the bottom and inside the php tags enter: add_image_size( ‘fancybox-full’, 800, 9999 ); This will create an uncropped image 800px wide, whenever an image is uploaded. You will then need to edit the anchor for … Read more
This cab be done very easy by custom code or using Meta Box Script For WordPress which makes my life a lot easier when it comes to creating custom meta boxes.
First off, kudos to this pretty cool solution. I think you’re on the right track and not sure how much more you could do. You could certainly replicate the above with PHP & CSS, thus not requiring jQuery. It would require you to have an array of your sizes and just loop through them. This … Read more
WordPress will always create the additional images for “thumbnail”, “medium” and “large” sizes. The options panel doesn’t add an additional size- it just resizes the one you’ve selected using CSS. If you want to override that CSS you can hook in an additional stylesheet that will override the id on that option.
As far as I know, media management didn’t change from WP 3.2 to 3.3 (except for replacing the uploader itself with PLuploader). It has always been possible to upload images directly to the media manager (by uploading via Dashboard -> Media Library ), in which case such uploaded images would not be attached to any … Read more
Typo: ‘ not is ‘ You have a weired Editor. You’re simply using the wrong type of quotes: “ should be ” ‘ should be ‘ Here’s the changed function: function wpse43013_custom_upload_directory( $args ) { // If the parent_base is “members”, upload to plugin directory if ( ‘members’ === get_current_screen()->parent_base ) return wp_parse_args( $args, array_fill_keys( … Read more
The better way would be to use Windows Live Writer. It’s a Microsoft product that’s part of the Windows Live Essentials suite. This program allows you to copy-paste content from a Word document, or just build the post out as you would in Word. But the advantage is that it can also talk directly to … Read more
Version 1 Deals with filtering based on Post ID *From Computer* tab we need to retrieve the $attachment_parent_id: add_filter(‘attachment_fields_to_edit’, ‘wpse_53600_remove_media_upload_fields’, 10000, 2); function wpse_53600_remove_media_upload_fields( $form_fields, $post ) { $our_page_id = 4; $post_id = !empty( $_GET[‘post_id’] ) ? (int) $_GET[‘post_id’] : 0; $attachment_parent_id = !empty($post->post_parent) ? $post->post_parent : 0; if( $post_id == $our_page_id || $attachment_parent_id == … Read more
Your best bet is to go with option 2 and alter the DB or use a plugin like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-from-server/, I can’t imagine uploading 3k large files through a http interface like the WP uploader. A 3rd and probably better option is to just use a CDN like amazon to host the media files, since WordPress … Read more