Can’t upload the theme
It seems that you had upload that theme earlier. Go to Media, then find the item which has the same name of the theme you want to upload. Click it, and delete it. After that upload your theme again.
It seems that you had upload that theme earlier. Go to Media, then find the item which has the same name of the theme you want to upload. Click it, and delete it. After that upload your theme again.
I had this happen once, and the solution was actually quite odd. This may or may not help. After going through all of what I thought was obvious, it ended up being a plugin conflict with a slider revolution add-on. I racked my brain for a couple of hours, then started deactivating plugins on a … Read more
Not sure why @fuxia deleted my first answer, but I may be able to help. My original answer was to say that I was experiencing the same issue. I have discovered the issue and perhaps it will help you. In the Jetpack plugin there are a series of settings under the Performance tab: Enable site … Read more
The method is similar, just exclude the author by prefixing the id with a minus sign: $wp_query_obj->set( ‘author’, ‘-1’ ); See WP_Query for a full list of query arguments.
There is no plugin for that as far as I know. The best solution for this would simply be to convert your pngs to gifs somewhere online, you have a lot of converters, and also bulk converters that may help you. Try this one I hope this helps.
Here is a similar question. The simplest solution that worked for me was use the upload_dir filter. Place the code below in your functions.php file. function wpcb_upload_dir_filter($uploads){ $day = date(‘d’); $uploads[‘path’] .= “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . $day; $uploads[‘url’] .= “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . $day; return $uploads; } add_filter(‘upload_dir’, ‘wpcb_upload_dir_filter’);
This is cleary a max_upload issue. You are trying to upload a theme with a size bigger then the size allowed. In this case you have two solutions: 1) Use FTP in order to upload you new theme. You got to wp_content\themes and you upload the unzipped folder there. You will then find it in … Read more
First and most important step. Check and make sure your hosting account has the available space. Login to your hosting control panel and check how much disk space you have used. Next verify your PHP settings are actually what you have tried to set them to (this will tell you the limits set in PHP): … Read more
I ran into a similar issue with the same symptoms. What I determined was in my theme’s function.php there was a DEBUG statement that output some html. While this was fine for browsing, when the POST request came into admin-ajax.php to refresh the thumbnails, it was causing the infinite spinning wheel and not showing images. … Read more
I figured it out! the problem is the path is not right! Thanks to this post : Alow users to delete uploaded images inside backend? this function below helped : function url_to_path_test($url){ $url=str_replace(rtrim(get_site_url(),”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”).”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”, ABSPATH, $url); return $url; } So in my code if you change the remove previous image like this it will work : … Read more