Thanks. i found a way to fix it. I created two sets of image, and placed them on different servers, CDN to be precise. I had a small sized image, to display in the list of all product catalog, and i had a large image display, for the each product information. Thanks for your comment.
It’s better if you share the the link to your site OR if you can show us the attempts you have made and the problems which your are facing while doing so. A suggestion for to do so is to make footer background transparent and apply background image to your .page class which is default … Read more
in your class : .post .post-excerpt img add width instead of max-width .post .post-excerpt img { width: 100%; } This seems culprit :
I managed to find a solution to my problem, though I ended up using PHP GD functions instead of using a wordpress function. I hope this can help others who are trying to do something similar. $src = // Source image URL $max_w = // Output maximum width $max_h = // Output maximum height $dir … Read more
Add this function to your functions.php file: function show($size = NULL) { global $post; $post_thumbnail_id = get_post_thumbnail_id( $post->ID ); if(isset($size)){ $image_data_array = wp_get_attachment_image_src($post_thumbnail_id,$size); }else{ $image_data_array = wp_get_attachment_image_src($post_thumbnail_id);//Default value: ‘thumbnail’ } echo $image_data_array[1].”x”.$image_data_array[2];//here you can add more chars of strings if you want } and use it like this: <a class=”classname” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/256604/<?php the_post_thumbnail_url(“full’ ); ?>”>Full Image … Read more
WordPress uses Imagemagick for image processing if it’s available and falls back to php-gd if it’s available. If neither are available, then no image processing is done. Have a browse through the source code: class-wp-image-editor-gd.php class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php class-wp-image-editor.php
Sorry, what you’re looking for is not an standard WordPress feature. It might interfere with the theme, which could be built to already include a link to the featured image. That would lead to invalid html. So you’ll have to build this yourself using the admin_post_thumbnail_html hook, which allows you to add fields to the … Read more
You can look if your posts have any assigned enclosure meta keys, that could trigger the rss_enclosure() core function to print the <enclosure> tag. Otherwise you can try this demo plugin: <?php /** Plugin Name: Remove RSS Enclosure **/ add_filter( ‘rss_enclosure’, ‘__return_empty_string’ ); It looks like you’ve a plugin that’s adding the <media:content> tag, e.g. … Read more
The way I see, you have 3 options: You can achieve that with CSS. Just target the div you want to put the background in. Target it in a way that only shows at the home of the site (check the ID and class of the body div, it usually has names like ‘home-template’ and … Read more
Relative paths act differently when they are used in a CSS file. The behavior is still the same, and the path is still relative, but to a human it might seem confusing. When you use a path like this for your image: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/path/image.jpg”/> The browser will look inside the path folder, located at the … Read more