It’s probable that HTML tags are being removed from output. You can test this by adding other HTML tags (ex: <strong>) and see if they are removed. If the bold text shows, it’s possible then that bold text is permitted but not links (using wp_kses() or similar). I backtracked the code quite a bit to … Read more
The Media Library only lists files that were uploaded within the WordPress admin. There are plugins that will find uploaded files and add them to the Media Library. Found this plugin pretty quickly: https://wordpress.org/plugins/media-sync/
You can move the files and use the Search & Replace plugin to easily change all occurrences of /uploads/2023/06 in your posts to /uploads/2023/06/21. Note: before using the plugin, I recommend you to make a backup from your database.
I was able to resolve the issue by redirecting the wp_mail() attachment to… $attachment = $upload[‘file’];
Did you set your database collation to utf8_general_ci? If not, the Unicode characters might not work.
The @ini_set() option is upload_max_filesize, not upload_max_size. See the full list on PHP.net.
Check this out, it might be helpful I am also looking for a good solution https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/400352/220907 How to hide media uploads by other users in the Media menu?
Adding multiple MIME types of the same extension to WordPress?
How to upload files on s3 Bucket in Background Task uisng PHP WordPress?
Permission to edit media files (photo captions, alt tags)