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  • Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    Hi Charaka!
    No, I haven’t heard about this before. It’s a bit expensive for me to buy just for testing this…:) But since Genesis is a framework, it might do things with content and images that doesn’t happen on “regular” sites.

    Do you have possibility to test the rwp_img() or rwp_picture() functions in a template?

    Thread Starter charakad

    (@charakad)

    Hi Stefan,
    Thanks for your response. I just did a fresh installation with the standard WP theme. But I still cannot get the plugin to work. I will read more & let you know.
    This is what I get when I insert an image.
    <a href="https://localhost:8888/2015/vesrt/bower_components/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/IMG_0566.jpg"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-5" src="https://localhost:8888/2015/vesrt/bower_components/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/IMG_0566.jpg" alt="IMG_0566" width="1944" height="1296" /></a>
    Thanks
    Charaka

    Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    So it doesn’t work on a clean, out of the box WordPress installation? Well this sounds interesting! ??
    Can you try this in one template and see what the output is?

    <?php echo rwp_img( 5 );?>

    5 is the attachment ID.

    Thread Starter charakad

    (@charakad)

    It shows the full size image
    https://cl.ly/image/3L3Z120c2w2s

    Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    Well, that’s correct on a large screen ?? But there’s no srcset attribute on that <img> either?

    Can you try and add the following line after line 77 in responsify-wp/includes/content-filter.php?

    die(var_dump($match));

    (It will look like this:)

    $content = preg_replace_callback('/<img[^>]*>/', function ($match) use ($self, $ignored_image_formats) {
        die(var_dump($match));

    The RICG Responsive Images Plugin also has issues with the Genesis Framework. So you may want to take a look at the support thread over there.

    "I think that's the plugin some of us discussed at WordCamp London. We discussed whether it was likely to be compatible with genesis_get_image, and I said that it probably is because genesis_get_image calls wp_get_attachment_image. But I later looked at the plugin source and it doesn't support images that come from wp_get_attachment_image, only ones that come from get_the_post_thumbnail or hard-coded into the post body. I don't know why."

    Stefan, if you’d like I’d be happy to set up a Genesis testing site for you, either on my Shared Server or on a server of your own choosing.

    Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    Yeah I’ve seen that thread to.
    Yes, that would be very nice of you! ?? You can set it up on your own server.

    Hi Stefan,

    I forgot to mention how awesome your plugin looks!

    The robust set of options that you offer make it idea for a wide range of scenarios.

    So, it would seem like a perfect fit for Genesis.

    I’ll go ahead and set up a virgin Instal of Genesis for you but how can I PM you all of the Login Details.

    Not sure how to PM here on WP Org

    Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    Thanks ?? I like when plugins is easy to customise and has a lot of options, so I try to make RWP like that.

    You can send me a mail at [email protected].

    Ok Stephan,

    I’ve set up a clean install of Genesis for you on a newly installed WP Site and just sent you all of the login details.

    I’m pointing one of my domains to the site so the DNS might still be in propagation.

    On a side note, I’m toying with the idea of making a Tutorial on Responsive Image Optimization!

    So I have a basket full of questions

    Would it be best to ask them here on support or would you prefer that I PM them to you?

    Cheers

    Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    Great, I’ll check it out later!

    Interesting! You can send the questions by mail if they isn’t directly related to RWP ??

    Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    charakad, can you give me more details about your site and how it’s made? I’ve tested RWP on a clean installation with Genesis and it works fine.
    How can I reproduce your situation where the plugin doesn’t work?

    Thread Starter charakad

    (@charakad)

    Hi Stefan,
    Thanks. Let me try to set up an test installation for you to try. Will email you the details.

    Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    Great! Thanks man.

    Thread Starter charakad

    (@charakad)

    Hi Stefan,

    Thank you very much going through this request. As you indicated there is no incompatibility with the Genesis framework.

    It is just that WordPress editor does not show the full HTML syntex. Source shows the correct the markup.

    Although most browsers fetch the correct image, I found that mobile browsers (tested only with an iPhone 5 and iPhone 6+) do not fetch the correct image.

    Thanks

    Charaka

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