The images not being loaded are prefixed with the domain https://i2.wp.com This is the CDN used when you activate the PHOTON module in the Jetpack Plugin. If you deactivate the PHOTON module or deactivate the Jetpack Plugin, you should be rid of the issue.
I figured out a sort of working solution, by using the plugin Image Watermark by dfactory. The plugin has an option to back up all uploads, and by checking that in settings it uploads all your photos twice, with a backup in /wp-content/uploads/iw-backup/. What I did was enabling watermarking for all versions of the uploaded … Read more
Try changing the theme to wordpress’ default theme, twentyseventeen. It could be an issue with the theme
It seems to me that the URL is wrong for the images (HREF). Most like you are modifing or adding content to the site directly from the server while accessing it from http://localhost/. Based on your screenshot, the error message you’re getting on the workstation refers to “localhost/wordpress/content/uploads….” where localhost is the server, BUT in … Read more
The cover picture is not intended to be cropped. When you use this feature, the component tells you which min. image size should be used. If it comes up or not is depends largely of your theme and wp settings. buddyPress-cover-photo.php
It would be helpful if you’ve said your CSS selector is whether not working or it’s working but the image just doesn’t appear. You also didn’t clarify if your image should appear literally behind the entire page (header, content and footer) or just behind the content. Anyway, Enfold adds a background-color property to almost every … Read more
You can put the sizes into an array and use PHP’s array_rand to choose a random size: $sizes = array( ‘small’, ‘medium’, ‘large’ ); foreach( $pages as $page ){ $random_size = array_rand( $sizes, 1 ); echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $page->ID, $sizes[$random_size] ); }
Look at your folder “uploads” permissions, it should be 755. More information here.
The reason your generated size have larger size than the original image, is how the compression works. If you for example upload a low quality image that is 50kb is size, but your WordPress has JPG quality set to 100, then the thumbnails will size larger than the original image, since WordPress is not compressing … Read more
Resized different dimension image sets are generated by using wp_generate_attachment_metadata and wp_update_attachment_metadata method. $absFilename = $wp_upload_dir[‘path’].”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”.$filename; $attach_data = wp_generate_attachment_metadata( $attach_id, $absFilename); wp_update_attachment_metadata( $attach_id, $attach_data ); This will update the image details in the wp_postmeta table. Thanks @DaveRomsey