Serving large media files from a subdomain instead of /uploads
Serving large media files from a subdomain instead of /uploads
Serving large media files from a subdomain instead of /uploads
This is a known issue. A fix is set to be included in release 6.7.1: Targeted Fixes […] The following are bugs that should be included if ready, but as understood now are not affecting as many people or are less problematic: […] Using the Upload button in image-based blocks in Safari unexpectedly converts images … Read more
WordPress is adding “-1” to the filename of media items
From your comment I understand you are trying to upload a webp image. This format is supported since WordPress 5.8. However, for this to actually work, your server needs webp support as well. The error message says this is not the case. More in detail: the PHP installation on the server comes with one or … Read more
Unable to access media library, but getting an error as forbidden You don’t have permission to access this resource. I have administrative rights
media not opening in a new tab
Replacing embedded post images from another site
Most likely the server is not handling byte range requests to support seek. Test if you get a 206 response from e.g: curl https://example.com/test.ogg -i -H “Range: bytes=0-1023″ Try (temporary) setting the preload=”auto” to your shortcodes to fully download the audio on page loads. See more here: How to test: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Range_requests#requesting_a_specific_range_from_a_server Server ogg media config … Read more
Looking for a way to insert PDF image preview in TinyMCE
Using CSS Here is an example: .wp-list-table.media tr:has(.image-icon img[src$=\.webp]) { background-color: orange; } to target all rows in the media list table that matches the image icon source with a .webp file-ending. The secret ingredients in the CSS sauce above are: the :has() relational pseudo class, that enables us to target the parent of specific … Read more