Adding Multiple Images to Sidebar Through Dashboard
You should use wordpress plugin for this purpose. Multi Image Upload plugin will be useful for you.
You should use wordpress plugin for this purpose. Multi Image Upload plugin will be useful for you.
Have you got the following in your functions.php file – it might solve the problem: add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ );
If your theme supports header images, it should be under Appearance > Header. No need to replace the old file, you can simply upload a new one. If this is not the case, you can change the reference to header-new.jpg in the editor, and upload your new header to the same folder via your ftp … Read more
Best to use a images folder in your child theme and output like this: $output = sprintf( ‘<img class=”your-class” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/259497/%s” alt=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/259497/%s” />’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() .’/images/image.jpg’, get_the_title( $post->ID ) ); echo $output;
Why don’t you try Background-size : Cover; Background-position:left center; property in Media CSS after browser size < 767
Thanks for the help WebElaine. What I did instead was install a nextgen gallery and that was great. I tried WP supersized but did not manage to get it working. So nextgen gallery solved the problem.
it seems that all sliders not active you must first assign value to $index = 1 before loop then in the end of loop it increase before endwhile $index++
Adding an alt attribute in the media library does not add or update it on any of your pages where it’s already been inserted in content. When you add an image to content using the editor, it’s added as an HTML <img> tag, including alt attribute. Once it’s been added, it’s just HTML, so making … Read more
so you can do that in 2 different ways 1. modify directly on template-parts/content-single.php 2. you can plug it using the add_action(pre_get_post,func_with_your_staff ) inside this function func_with_your_staff( $query ) { global $wp ; if ( $query->is_single() && empty($query->post_type) $query->set(‘post_type’, ‘wherever_is_type’); // perhaps you have a custom_post_type ?> and then you can add your extra staff … Read more
You could create a plugin for the editor to achieve that. In JS there’s the onpaste event. These would be the basic steps: listen for onpaste. Find the closest heading element up the tree from the target element being pasted into. Default to page/post title if no heading elements are found and then back to … Read more