I couldn’t find any WP specific event to hook in to. What you can do is set up an observer with a callback to respond to DOM changes using MutationObserver and check if the your featured image has been added in the callback. There’s no support in IE < 11 though, which may be a … Read more
You can use a plugin called Media Library Assistant. After you install it go to your Media > Assitant (wp-admin/upload.php?page=mla-menu). Select all the images or the ones you want to edit. Click on Bulk Actions. Click on Edit and then Apply. Then you will see Uploaded on and use the date you wish.
You should probably not run preg_replace on the meta data for a _wp_attachment_metadata field as the data is serialized. I would recommend instead you write a small script to loop through the images, unserialize the data, update the value, serialize and store the modified array. Here’s a sample function which does just that: function wpse_135525_fix_imagepaths() … Read more
you can move the wp.media stuff to an external function which accepts the element as a parameter and call it on the click event like this: jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $(‘.media-upload-button’).click(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); upload_image($(this)); return false; }); }); function upload_image(el){ var $ = jQuery; var custom_uploader; var button = $(el); var id = button.attr(‘id’).replace(‘_button’, ”); if (custom_uploader) { … Read more
You could do this : add_action(‘publish_post’, ‘wpse_107434_title_max_char’); function wpse_107434_title_max_char() { global $post; $title = $post->post_title; if (strlen($title) >= 100 ) wp_die( “the title must be 100 characters at most” ); } You can replace strlen() with str_word_count() if you want to set a word limit instead. EDIT: ok with new details you added it seems … Read more
Long answer: Peeking into wp-includes/js/media-models.js, I see this: if ( ‘select’ === attributes.frame && MediaFrame.Select ) { frame = new MediaFrame.Select( attributes ); } else if ( ‘post’ === attributes.frame && MediaFrame.Post ) { frame = new MediaFrame.Post( attributes ); } else if ( ‘manage’ === attributes.frame && MediaFrame.Manage ) { frame = new MediaFrame.Manage( … Read more
if you need to change default media upload location,you need to edit the wp-config.php file located in the root directory of your WordPress installation. If you want upload directory to be wp-content/files then you will need to place the following code in wp-config.php define( ‘UPLOADS’, ‘wp-content/’.’files’ ); If you want the upload directory to be … Read more
The relative path, including the date directories, is stored in the postmeta for the attachment’s post, using the _wp_attached_file meta_key. If you examine the data for that key, you’ll find that the meta_value is 2012/08/example.jpg or something similar to that. This is used to build the URL.
Plugin option When searching for a plugin, it is important to check: Compatible up to, supports current WordPress version? Last updated, too long ago? Support, too many bug reports? Level of support in the forum or in the official plugin page. Compatibility, if the plugin hasn’t been updated for a while or is not compatible … Read more
Under settings >> media, change the height attributes to 9999, and untick Crop thumbnail to exact dimensions (normally thumbnails are proportional) under the thumbnail size if it is ticked. When you are done, download and install “Force Regenerate Thumbnails”. This is actually better than “Regenerate Thumbnails” as it deletes all redundant image sizes.