If your talking about the images that are written into $post->post_content (the_content()) you’ll either need to write a filter that strips out all images and replaces them with the smaller version. Or you could just use CSS. For CSS make sure you have body_class() in your body tag then you can localise a maxwidth to … Read more
As far as I know, media management didn’t change from WP 3.2 to 3.3 (except for replacing the uploader itself with PLuploader). It has always been possible to upload images directly to the media manager (by uploading via Dashboard -> Media Library ), in which case such uploaded images would not be attached to any … Read more
The problem is that the_excerpt() strips all HTML. There’s a good reason for this: what if the 49th word of a 50 word excerpt was the first word of a bulleted list? Or the second word in an <h1>? The way I would work around this is by using post thumbnails. These allow you to … Read more
There are many themes that focus on photography. Here are some examples: Gallery Theme Fotofolio … and many others – just search for photo or photography or portfolio themes. Good luck!
it can be caused by multiple reasons , some of which may be : theme disabling this function => switch to default theme and check function again GD library not installed on server => check your PHP server settings . the image you are inserting is smaller than the thumbnail image size set in Admin/Settings/Media. … Read more
The better way would be to use Windows Live Writer. It’s a Microsoft product that’s part of the Windows Live Essentials suite. This program allows you to copy-paste content from a Word document, or just build the post out as you would in Word. But the advantage is that it can also talk directly to … Read more
If you need the images to be the same width but varying heights (ie not 300 x 300 but 300 x anything) then in settings -> media add 9999 to the height of whichever image size you want to use. You can also define your own custom thumbnail using the same principle: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_image_size [EDIT] As … Read more
You’re right, it’s because by default, wp_handle_sideload() requires a valid extension in the URI in order to continue processing the sideload. That is, unless your role has a capability called ‘unfiltered_upload‘, which by default is only given to admins. If it seems appropriate (and safe) for you to grant this capability to the user role … Read more
Okay, I had the same problem and just solved it by adding an “exclude” field to the shortcode. Like so… You have to just pull the ID number of the file you don’t want to show. This works without adding any functions or edits to the theme.
The following ought to be much closer to what you want to achieve: <div class=”imgHentry”> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/74228/<?php the_permalink(); ?>” class=”goto-icon”> <?php the_post_thumbnail( ‘thumbnail’, array( ‘alt’ => get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘alt_tag’, true ) ) ); ?> </a> </div>