step 1 : Log into your cPanel dashboard. step 2 : Using the file manager, navigate to your WordPress site’s root directory. step 3 : Locate and open the .htaccess file for editing. step 4 Add the following line of code at the top of the file: SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1 step 5 Save the changes … Read more
wp_get_attachment_image_srcset is the key here: wp_get_attachment_image_srcset( int $attachment_id, array|string $size=”medium”, array $image_meta = null ) I believe the missing information you lack, is that post thumbnails are actually an attachment ID. In combination with get_post_thumbnail_id you should be able to generate srcset values. But also keep in mind that while googling, every question I found … Read more
Yes, this is normal, given how ImageMagick, the PHP image editor WP uses by default, resizes images. Actually, it first expands the image and then scales it back again, sticking to its own resizing quality settings, not the one of the source image. So, if you have a low quality image (say, 93.8 kb at … Read more
As mentioned in the other answer, that’s because the URL for the image is http, not https, so you get a ‘mixed content’ message from the browser. Equivalent to “You are on an https connection, but one of the images you got came from a http connection. That means that that image is not being … Read more
I suspect that the missing file, which is somewhere in the wp-content/uploads folder, was not moved to the new hosting place. You could use an FTP client to move all images from the old hosting place to your local computer, then use FTP client to copy only the newer images from your local computer to … Read more
It looks like your localhost site had WordPress installed in the root directory but your production site is in a sub-directory. You should review the instructions in the the WordPress Codex for Moving WordPress to see if you missed any steps. It describes both moving a WordPress installation from one server to another, and moving … Read more
Unless your theme uses some type of hook to add the logo, there is probably not a solution in functions.php. Your best bet is to look through the different PHP files in your theme to figure out where the logo is being added with no alt text. From there, ideally you would check to see … Read more
You can reupload files via ftp, i believe you did via cpanel and filenames corrupted. Also you can use plugin like this https://wordpress.org/plugins/clean-image-filenames/
Just a plugin based solution if you are not really digging deep: Use the acf plugin taxonomy field to extend the features: https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/
Please, enable the debug mode in WordPress maybe there will be answer. To enable it, open your wp-config.php file and look for define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);. Change it to: ‘define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);’ In order to enable the error logging to a file on the server you need to add yet one more similar line: ‘define( ‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true );’ … Read more