From selecting the ‘Add Media’ button you can select ‘Media Library’. Do this instead of the ‘Upload Files’ option. This way you can reuse a already uploaded image. Is this the answer you were searching for?
I found the solution here: http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/creative-coding/how-to-add-custom-fields-to-attachments/ It’s a simple plugin that adds custom fields to the attachment media editor. You can modify the fields and then display the values within your theme. Thanks all for the suggestions.
Is there a way to add Reattach and Unattach links in image gallery?
Drupal 6 to WordPress migration – media attachments
As i understand you have used a function like get_template_directory_uri() or a similar one for your image URLs. This way I believe you are only saving relative URL. So domain change is reflected on the URL change. If you want the images to point to the old domain then you should hard code in the … Read more
With no native solution popping up here, I ended up writing a script that Parsed my the XML import file I had and identified problem attachments Manually download those attachments with a file extension Upload those images to a new web server Alter the appropriate link and wp:attachment_url nodes to point to the new URLs … Read more
Rather than using pre_get_posts hook, you could try a better approach which will work perfectly with parse_request hook. The code – add_action( ‘parse_request’, ‘my_cpt_parse_request’, 11, 2 ); function my_cpt_parse_request( $wp ) { if( isset($wp->request) && !is_admin() ) { $requests = explode(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”, $wp->request); $request_amount = count($requests); $post_name = array_shift( $requests ); // if an attachment has … Read more
Incomplete attachment page
you can use following way $attachment_id = 5; //put here you attachment id $sql = “SELECT count(DISTINCT pm.post_id) FROM $wpdb->postmeta pm JOIN $wpdb->posts p ON (p.ID = pm.post_id) WHERE pm.meta_key = ‘_thumbnail_id’ AND pm.meta_value=”$attachment_id” AND p.post_type=”post” AND p.post_status=”publish””; $count = $wpdb->get_var($sql);
You can use the the_content filter to access the contents of the post before it is printed to the screen. The function that you use to filter it can either go two routes – using regex to parse the contents (not the “right” way but faster/dirtier) or an HTML parser. You should then be able … Read more