Gifs displaying soft?
Gifs displaying soft?
Gifs displaying soft?
This is a known issue in WordPress bellow v4.8 Please make sure that wp is up to date. In some cases it might be a caching issue, so try clearing your cache (or just test in a different browser). Let me know if that does it.
Js file (function() { tinymce.PluginManager.add( ‘custom_class’, function( editor, url ) { // Add Button to Visual Editor Toolbar editor.addButton(‘custom_class’, { title: ‘Insert PDF Tag’, cmd: ‘custom_class’, image: url + ‘/icon.png’, }); // Add Command when Button Clicked editor.addCommand(‘custom_class’, function() { var text = editor.selection.getNode(); if ( text.length === 0 ) { alert( ‘Please select some … Read more
Haven’t been able to figure this one out, so I’m going to go ahead and close it. Seems to be localized to a specific computer/user account.
Replace Swedish characters in filenames
Showing added mime types in REST media response
TwentySeventeen $content_width not updated in admin
Go into your document root, then locate your media folder (default wp-include/media) and raw files (jpgs etc) should be there. If not, check your trash bin, if not, your hosting provider is your last resort. Edit: after this, download all your files as backup into your local machine, including media and settings etc and reinstall … Read more
I’ve found that in Settings > Media > Files upload > Save files uploaded in this folder: there’s a URL that is not the default (wp-content/uploads). Check this if it can help.
I suggest you to make updates on your web-server instead of WordPress. You can set mime type for mp4 files to application/octet-stream. Using .htaccess (Apache): AddType application/octet-stream .mp4 For nginx check documentation If you need to change mp4 mime type on upload, you can use this hook: add_filter(‘upload_mimes’, ‘wpse_320375_remove_mime_types’); function wpse_320375_remove_mime_types($mimes){ $mimes[‘mp4’] = ‘application/octet-stream’; }