Doing a search via PHPMyAdmin did not show up any instances of the wrong URL. However, when I searched and replaced using this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/search-and-replace/ I found certain URLs were incorrect. Some changes could not be made with the plugin as they were serialized.
The most of the images don’t appear, although URLs are correct
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Different image heights for different resolutions without distortion
Figured it out. //Remove original Gallery function remove_the_first_gallery( $output, $attr ){ $output=”<!– gallery 1 was here –>”; // Must be non-empty. return $output; } add_filter( ‘post_gallery’, ‘remove_the_first_gallery’ ); That removed all galleries on the page. But since my new gallery isn’t technically a post_gallery, it was left alone.
You would need to connect to your webserver via FTP, and navigate to that folder. That folder is not accessible via the WordPress admin utilities.
Since you don’t present the code you are currently using, it’s difficult to answer. But you could consider adding float: right; to the CSS of the featured image?
Its probably best to create a child theme and make this change in the child theme…otherwise, when a new update for the twenty fourteen them comes out, it will revert back to 474px.
Clicking on the image will display all of the information about it, including the file name, on the right.
If you know the image ID, you could try this function: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_attachment_image_src