Taking into account your comments to your question, what you should do is: Your AJAX function should return the attachment ID to the client The frontend script should catch that response and store the attachment ID somewhere, or just populate a hidden input field in your form When you submit the entire form – add … Read more
First thing twice about your desired resolutions, then add some image sizes, and then i would bulk resize images. There are existing solutions. With that done, you then could change image urls to point to the shiny new image sizes by filter, as you suggest, or do a search & replace over the #__posts table. … Read more
CSS Reference: background-size can stretch a background image proportionally using cover or contain. Check out this Demo. HTML <div class=”square”></div> <div class=”rec”></div> CSS .rec, .square { border: solid red 1px; background-color:black; background: url(“https://placeholdit.imgix.net/~text?txtsize=23&txt=120×120&w=120&h=120”); background-size:contain; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: center; } .rec { width:100px; height:60px; } .square { width:100px; height:100px; } The remaining space with contain will … Read more
The problem is with the containing div. In /wp-content/themes/curiousegg/css/woocommerce.css on line 677 the width of div.thumbnails is set to 18% you would have to increase this to something more. Change .thumbnails width to 100%, then change the width of .thumbnails a to whatever width you want the images to be. I tried 20% and it … Read more
Uploaded images appear broken in WP 4.4
You need to use attachment_fields_to_save filter. There is nice example on codex. So instead of copying that here, I would rather like to point you towards the codex page. Please take a look here. I hope this helps.
you should be adding your thumbnail code to the individual search template from the theme, which is noted: get_template_part(‘content’, ‘search’); within that template is where you’ll want to add your thumbnail code. if you can show that template code, we could help you further
With @jgraup ‘s help in comments, I had a look at the responsive images plugin linked there. While that particular one has several other filters on things like post content which I would have preferred not to use, the RespImg class included is exactly what I was wanting. I was originally considering what would be … Read more
How can I stop WP Image Editor upscaling from looking so pixellated?
I left out the = in <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/215411/… So the code should look like <img src=”<?php echo get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘slide_one_image’, true ); ?>” /> Thanks