attachments

I found that the link setting to the media file is not at the same location anymore. There is a link icon just above the picture when a user selects the image block. After clicking on it, you have the option to link the picture to the media file or the attachment file. You just … Read more

You may try the filter wp_get_attachment_link // definition: apply_filters( ‘wp_get_attachment_link’, “<a href=”” . esc_url( $url ) . “”>$link_text</a>”, $id, $size, $permalink, $icon, $text, $attr ); // this filter provide a max. of 7 arguments, I use 2 in the example add_filter( ‘wp_get_attachment_link’, ‘q363693_update_attachment_link’, 10, 2 ); function q363693_update_attachment_link( $url, $id ) { // some codes … Read more

$mp3Link = wp_get_attachment_url($mp3_file_id); $mp3Link = str_replace( ‘example.com’, ‘sub.example.com’, $mp3Link ); <a class=”w3-black” href=”‘.$mp3Link.'” rel=”nofollow” >mp3</a> replace example.com with your actual domain – it’s not the most elegant solution, but might work.

You can use DOMDocument to get every image from any page: function testingdom(){ $dom = new DOMDocument(); libxml_use_internal_errors(true); $dom->loadHTMLFile(‘https://the_post_url.com/anyone’); $data = $dom->getElementsByTagName(“img”); $srcs = array(); foreach($data as $key => $dat){ $srcs[] = $data->item($key)->getAttribute(“src”); } $dom = null; } add_action(“wp_head”, “testingdom”); This way you should have every src in an array called srcs

You say you click the Save All Changes button. I think this means you are trying to edit the images via the Upload/Insert images button above the editor? It’s confusing, but this is not the place to edit an individual image that you already inserted into the post. In the Gallery tab you can edit … Read more