Best way to do it manually. By FTP just download the wp-content/uploads directory. If you want to automate this and the media files zip here is a plugin- downML – Download Media Library But it’s not updated for more than 2 years. So you have to test it before use it on live site. There … Read more
WordPress will remember the last size you used – just make sure to insert a large media once, and then it will be selected by default for every subsequent item.
It looks like you want a few things from a single button press. Initiate request Process request Prompt user WP AJAX will let you utilize jQuery to send a request to admin ajax (action) and trigger your process using shell_exec. When complete you’ll compose the response with wp_send_json_success() and read the result back on your … Read more
That is a common Mac OSX issue – you need to adjust your file permission for the uploads folder. The problem with changing the permissions manually is your have to change them each time you create a new project, which is tiring. You can give MAMP permission and you will never have to worry about the … Read more
Please find the answer here – https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Favicon
I have been able to check the file size with $ _FILES [$ id] [ ‘size’] > 0. So the WP_error validation will only run if there is a file in bytes.
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“Could not write file” error in wp_upload_bits function
Most likely, there are two php.ini files, one for the local server and one for the site. You can change the site’s upload_max_filesize to whatever you want, if the server’s php-settings say it’s 2 MB, that’s it. So, find the php.ini file of your server install and change the value. Then reboot.
Fixed. Steps 1. Go to WordPress dashboard 2. Click on username at the top bar 3. Click “Edit My Profile” 4. Uncheck “Disable the visual editor when writing” 5. Scroll to the bottom and click “Update Profile”