There is a plugin called Bulk Resize Media that might be able to do this for you, but I am not sure I would recommend doing that. Bulk resizing images to a SMALLER size is hardly ever a problem. Images are easily compressed without degradation. They are compressed by removing every Nth pixel, which the … Read more
This code isn’t coming from Core, so you should search down where the shortcode comes from – a theme or a plugin. My guess is that “2407” might be the Post ID of a particular image. If that is true, then you can go into your Media Library and find the Post ID of the … Read more
When upload a PNG a noise appears in the thumbnails
(function($){ //since only one label with data-setting=’caption’ exists, use this selector $(“[data-setting=caption]”).children(‘textarea’).attr(‘required’, true); })(jQuery); I’m more curious as to how adding this would affect anything since these labels are not inside a <form> element?
One way to do this might be with a plugin such as Gravity Forms, they allow you to create posts from a form, you can upload images too. They have an add on that helps you with this: https://www.gravityforms.com/add-ons/advanced-post-creation/ You can also see a bit more on this information here: https://fewerthanthree.com/tutorial/using-gravity-forms-multi-file-uploads-when-creating-a-new-post/ There might be other … Read more
You either upload or convert your images after upload to webp format, which is supported by limited range of browsers (see https://caniuse.com/#feat=webp for complete list). The important information for you is that it’s not supported in iOS Safari I suggest you re-upload your media in other image format (jpeg, png etc.). If you want to … Read more
Image files are referenced in the post database with the full url to the image file. (Media is just another type of post.) So, if you move your site, you need to adjust the URLs in the database to the new URL. That is most easily done with a Search and Replace plugin (I like … Read more
WordPress After migration some images src is empty
You need to edit .htaccess file and add following line right after current lines. You can edit the file from cpanel or FTP. Also there is a WordPress Plugin that allows to edit .htaccess file. Remember it’s a very advanced thing to do. So make sure to backup current file before editing. Any error will … Read more
Correct color profile and saving? Thumbnail creation?