I am assuming that WP takes the additional parameters at the end of the file name to automatically resize the image… WordPress adds those suffixes when it creates the images, which is typically done on image upload. Those images should be on the server. By default (and if I am not mistaken), WordPress does not … Read more
You can use several functions to get the URL of a image of any of the intermediate sizes created by WordPress (thumbnail, medium, large, full, or any other custom size). You can use get_the_post_thumbnail()/the_post_thumbnail(): use this function if you want to get a <img> element of the featured image of a post (aka “post thumbnail”). … Read more
I think that you’re adding the code inside the loop of index.php or blog template file. You might be try this kind of things: if ( class_exists( ‘MultiPostThumbnails’ ) && ( MultiPostThumbnails::has_post_thumbnail( get_post_type(), ‘header-image’ , get_the_ID() ) ) ) { MultiPostThumbnails::the_post_thumbnail(get_post_type(), ‘header-image’, NULL, ‘header-image-full’, array(‘class’ => “custom-header-image”) ); } else { $image = get_template_directory_uri() .’/assets/img/placeholders/placeholder.png’; … Read more
That’s a lot of unattached images. If you have couple of hundred images then you can delete them manually from media library. 1. Click ‘Screen Options’ at the top right and set ‘Show on screen’ to 200. 2. Click ‘Apply’. 3. Click the checkbox just under ‘Bulk Actions’ to check all images on the page. … Read more
To disable resizing for all image sizes without manually removing each size with remove_image_size function, use the filter intermediate_image_sizes_advanced /** * @param array $sizes An associative array of image sizes. * @param array $metadata An associative array of image metadata: width, height, file. */ function remove_image_sizes( $sizes, $metadata ) { return []; } add_filter( ‘intermediate_image_sizes_advanced’, … Read more
This is the final non-JS method that finally worked for me: Step 1: update sitewide option You can do this several ways. Since setting it is a one-time operation, I opted to update this by visiting https://www.example.com/wp-admin/options.php . I searched for “image_default_link_type” and set it to “none” (the word none, not null), then saved the … Read more
You cant do that with the add_image_size() function, after a lot of research and digging in the core files, what the Hard Crop option of the add_image_size() function actually does is resize the image using the lower dimension, then it will crop the size specified by example if you create a new image size: add_image_size( … Read more
Why don’t you read the answers you get? In this answer I said to you to use get_post_meta instead of get_post_custom. The reason is quiet simple: get_post_meta( post_id, metakey, single ) returns a single value if single is set to true (RTFM!!) If you would use get_post_meta(), than you will get your answer. If not, … Read more
Well, I have finally figured it out. Using Mike’s example here, I just need to put this code wp.media.model.settings.post.id = 0 at this place : event.preventDefault(); wp.media.model.settings.post.id = 0; // If the media frame already exists, reopen it. if ( file_frame ) { file_frame.open(); return; } This will cause the image to be uploaded as … Read more
Answered a similar question on the .org forums very recently. To sum it up though.. Go to http://example.com/wp-admin/options.php (replace example.com with your website address) Scroll down the page until you see image_default_link_type Set that option to either file, post or to an empty value. Empty = No link File = Links to the file(what you … Read more