Images uploading to wrong folder
Tony, are you creating a new post or editing an older post from 2010/07? I’ve found that the folder relates to when the post/page was created initially.
Tony, are you creating a new post or editing an older post from 2010/07? I’ve found that the folder relates to when the post/page was created initially.
Let’s assume that your theme is NOT rolling its own gallery shortcode, and let’s assume that you’re using the shortcode rather than the ‘gallery’ post format here. What you’re looking for is the ‘gallery_shortcode’ function within wp-includes/media.php around line 750 (as of 3.3.1). That’s where the HTML output of your gallery items is hard-coded. Of … Read more
After some further digging, I discovered that the max srcset size in WordPress 4.4 is set to 1600px wide by default. You can fix this by adding the following filter: add_filter( ‘max_srcset_image_width’, ‘max_srcset_image_width’, 10 , 2 ); function max_srcset_image_width() { return 2048; } The helper function and this information is thanks to: http://aaronrutley.com/responsive-images-in-wordpress-with-acf
Several options: Out-of-the-box plugin If you’re using Yoast WordPress SEO, you have a built-in setting for Facebook images. Under your SEO > Social menu, go to the Facebook tab and select an image under “Frontpage settings.” You can also set an image as a fallback, for posts that have no featured image, under “Default settings.” … Read more
There is a simple solution for this. Let the gallery use the 5 column grid system and using the @media-queries we can alter it for tablet and mobile. I just tested it on your given URL and it works perfect. But try to remove any custom codes you have used before since I had to … Read more
WordPress “crop” doesn’t literally mean crop. As in take an image and cut out this precise portion of it from specified point. What it roughly means is: resize image to fit as well as possible, then crop parts that don’t fit. In effect this meant that results are affected by ratio both of source image … Read more
It appears that your site doesn’t use the core WordPress Featured Image feature but instead uses a custom image field (probably from Advanced Custom Fields). Yoast’s plugin, Jetpack, and presumably many others look for the Featured Image image when setting the opengraph meta tag. So you have two options: Use the core Featured Image feature … Read more
The defaults are Thumbnail 150×150, Medium 300×300, and Large 1024×1024. The fixed values can be changed in the admin dashboard under Settings > Media. You can also change them in your theme’s functions.php: update_option( ‘thumbnail_size_w’, 160 ); // Set Thumbnail width – default 150 update_option( ‘thumbnail_size_h’, 160 ); // Set Thumbnail height – default 150 … Read more
Google Chart API Free service, that generates chart images (hosted and served by Google) from data in URL requests. If you need something very specific and of fixed parameters it is easy to hardcode most of it and get away without any library (and licensing issues) at all. Disadvantages: not suitable for sensitive data (passed … Read more
It should not be a lengthy process. Straight from the web: Right click > Copy image location WordPress: Add Media > From URL Editing a picture: Right click > Copy image Paste into your favorite photo editor (e.g. GIMP) Edit and Save WordPress: Add Media > From Computer Note: with WordPress 3.3 you can also … Read more