Managed to solve it myself.. So if anyone else has this problem. Because the sub-domain is still under the main domain you do not have to put – /home/hostname/subdomain.com you only need the /home/sub-domain.com and everything will work.. hope this helps someone.. Richard
If you needed help to install WordPress I recommend you do not use custom media folder. Either stick to the Year/Month structure default, or put all your media in the wp-content/uploads folder (in Settings > Media > uncheck Organise my uploads into month- and year-based folders). Most WP installations use less than 100 photos and … Read more
Hey if you want to add custom image size then add the following code in your function.php file add_image_size( ‘thumb’, 220, 180, true ); and then call featured image in your template like this <?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) { // check if the post has a Post Thumbnail assigned to it. the_post_thumbnail(‘thumb’); } ?> … Read more
For compressing the uploaded image I wrote a simple code snippet that immediately overwrites a newly uploaded file with an image whose quality can be specified: function wt_handle_upload_callback( $data ) { $image_quality = 30; // Change this according to your needs $file_path = $data[‘file’]; $image = false; switch ( $data[‘type’] ) { case ‘image/jpeg’: { … Read more
GUIDs aren’t URLs, they are unique identifiers for feed readers. The GUID should never be used in any other way. See wp_get_attachment_url and get_attachment_link.
The hook is media_send_to_editor. From the source of core. apply_filters ( ‘media_send_to_editor’, string $html, int $send_id, array $attachment ) Filter the HTML markup for a media item sent to the editor.
It’s because you’ve hooked it to the wrong action, it should be admin_menu, not admin_init.
I use CSS for that: add_action(‘admin_head-post.php’, ‘hide_media_stuff_wpse_120894’ ); add_action(‘admin_head-post-new.php’, ‘hide_media_stuff_wpse_120894’ ); function hide_media_stuff_wpse_120894(){ ?> <style type=”text/css”> .attachment-details [data-setting=”title”], .attachment-details [data-setting=”caption”], .attachment-details [data-setting=”alt”], .attachment-details [data-setting=”description”], div.attachment-display-settings { display:none } </style> <?php }
If I’m not mistaken, then it should be possible. You want to use media_handle_upload(), which calls wp_handle_upload() to handle the file upload. wp_handle_upload() on itself won’t be helpful, especially because it is pretty much just a wrapper for _wp_handle_upload(). It’s not the end yet, because inside _wp_handle_upload() the function wp_upload_dir() is called, where we find … Read more
In your theme’s functions.php add the following code to get the file size for all of your items in the Media library: add_filter( ‘manage_upload_columns’, ‘wpse_237131_add_column_file_size’ ); add_action( ‘manage_media_custom_column’, ‘wpse_237131_column_file_size’, 10, 2 ); function wpse_237131_add_column_file_size( $columns ) { // Create the column $columns[‘filesize’] = ‘File Size’; return $columns; } function wpse_237131_column_file_size( $column_name, $media_item ) { // … Read more