Major feature seems to be missing? Changing img source url
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Hello everyone,
I just recently upgraded to WordPress 3.9.2 (from 3.8), and a feature that I use extensively seems to have moved or is missing completely.
I host all of my site images in separate directories, not in the WordPress libraries, so I typically use a image-from-URL to insert images into a site post. In WordPress 3.8 and earlier, I could do the procedure:
1. Change the first image to a formatting I like; say the directory is pics/foo1.jpg
2. Copy and paste the first image, then change its source URL to another image, such as pics/foo2.jpg. This makes writing posts faster for me.
3. Also change the width property of the image on the fly. I often intersperse screenshots (wide) with camera photos (narrower aspect ratio), so I’d punch in the same width as my photos. For example, a 1080px wide screenshot I’d enter ‘640’ in the width box because that’s what my photo thumbnails end up as.
I can no longer do any of those in WP 3.9.2. When I copy and paste an image, I can’t change its source url without popping into HTML editing mode, which seems off. I can also not modify its width in the editor box that pops up.
This seems like a very common feature, so I hope it didn’t just disappear. What are its equivalents in 3.9.2?
For now, I added a CSS hack that still makes my page appear the way I want it, but the view from the editor is of course very messed up. I just added a max-width property to every instance of img.
#content p img{border:none;margin:10px 10px 10px 10px; max-width: 640px;} #content p a img{border:none;margin:10px 10px 10px 10px; max-width: 640px;}
Some help or explanation would be appreciated. I’m sure WP developers can’t have just removed such a useful process so it must be around here somewhere!
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