I am not sure where to put this question, so if I am in the wrong place, I apologize.
]]>Would it be possible to use the filename rather than the ID, (although appreciate the ID may be a means of locating the value within mySQL whereas the filename might be ‘hidden’ within a row along with all the other attributes)
Also, the upload only allows a square image, and will crop a 16:9 image. Could graphic size be optional? Or is that set by WP (I’ve also got the added complication that my theme uses FIVE custom sizes, 2x 1.42 aspect ratio,2x 1.82 ratio, 1x 0.5 ratio: 200 x 140, 60 x 142, 300 x 165, 592 x 325 and 600 x 300 !! All from the one size feature image)
Think I will have to devise a scaling such that even once cropped, the central portion is still visible
I am a rookie user, so please go easy if I’m posting in the wrong place or otherwise not understanding things quite right.
I recently switched my blog a site from being hosted on wordpress.com to a self-hosted www.ads-software.com domain. I migrated the site over to the same domain name under a new host (bigwidewildworld.com) and my hosting service completed the migration for me, which did an adequate job of moving over pages, posts, etc. To get images transferred over I used the Auto Upload Images plugin, which seems to have transported most of my image content over too. However, I am having trouble with some elements still, particularly that the images in tiled galleries as well as featured images from my old wordpress.com site are not appearing in in the new site.
An example of a page from my old wordpress.com site (https://bigwidewildworld.wordpress.com/2020/04/04/the-patagonian-steppe/)- https://snipboard.io/UdVoyj.jpg
The same page displayed on my new site, with the two guanaco pictures in tiled gallery absent- https://snipboard.io/DMl3mN.jpg
Viewing the post in question from the post editor page in wordpress- https://snipboard.io/p7Fvlm.jpg
I believe wordpress.com may have indirectly used jetpack on my old site to generate tiled galleries, which is why I suspect the problem may possibly lie there. Note that the expected image files are not present in the media gallery for my new site, telling me that perhaps there is a compatibility issue with jetpack tiled galleries and Auto Upload Image’s ability to fetch gallery images from the old site. The issue of missing featured images may be related as well, although I’m really not certain if that has anything to do with jetpack.
I have searched several forums, changed various settings in jetpack (lazy images, turning tiled galleries on), made sure the imagick php module was enabled through my Cpanel, turned all plugins off, tried the default theme, and more… but still no luck! Any suggestions anybody may have for a fix that prevents me from having to manually update every single post and page and upload the images again would be much appreciated!
]]>Why would that happen? It makes me concerned about using this plugin.
]]>Since the latest WordPress update, images no longer show up when insterted through the media manager. This began the second after I upgraded to the latest version of WP using the dashboard updater.
The wp-image ID appears to be incorrect. When I remove that portion of the code, the image displays.
My site is located at: https://www.killingmylobster.com
For example, this image does NOT display:
<img src="https://www.killingmylobster.com/wp-content/uploads/2016-bffs-web-300x300.png" alt="2016-bffs-web" width="300" height="300" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-8272" />
But this one displays (after removing “wp-image-8272”).
<img src="https://www.killingmylobster.com/wp-content/uploads/2016-bffs-web-300x300.png" alt="2016-bffs-web" width="300" height="300" class="alignright size-medium" />
The direct URL views show the image fine so it must be an wp-image issue. This is happening to old images that were already on the site, as well as new images uploaded today. The site has not been moved or relocated and this is not a multi-site installation.
I have tried disabling all plugins.
I have tried uploading the image first to the media manager and then creating a new post to add it to.
I have tried uploading the image directly from inside the new post.
I have tried different alignments (left, right, none).
None of these fix the issue. The only way I can get the images to show up is to remove the “wp-image-8272” portion of the class.
Please help.
Thank you!!
]]>FYI, I need this for integration with Advanced Custom Fields, which gets images for image-type custom fields based on their ID (not filename or URL).
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-file-upload/
]]>How do I find the image ID?
i.e. here is the code on the page:
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_gallery type=”image_grid” images=”275,267,192″][/vc_column][/vc_row]
I have hundreds to add and the visual composer (very easy to use) only lets me add one image at a time.
There has to be a way to see/view all Image ID’s so I can simply add (1,2,3,4,5,…) to the code above.
Thanks
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