• Resolved kisquian

    (@kisquian)


    Hello guys,

    I’m having issues when I load SVG images, the images doesn’t show.

    Are SVG allowed to use in this plugin?

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  • Plugin Support elviiso

    (@elviiso)

    Hi @kisquian

    If you’re able to upload SVG images to your WordPress media library (note that SVGs aren’t natively supported by WordPress due to security concerns), it is possible to add them to a FooGallery gallery, and they should display correctly on the frontend. I’ve tested this setup and can confirm it works.

    If the images aren’t displaying as expected, please share a link to your gallery page, and I’ll take a closer look before I can advise further. Thank you!

    Thread Starter kisquian

    (@kisquian)

    Thanks for your reply @elviiso

    Look, the site is https://tawddesign.com/identity

    The error I see is:
    https://d.img.vision/kisquian/image.png

    Any help you can bring is very helpful! Thanks

    Plugin Support elviiso

    (@elviiso)

    Hi @kisquian

    Thanks for sharing the screenshot. Looking at the error messages in your WordPress debug panel, there are a few issues:

    The main error causing the image loading problem appears to be:
    exif_imagetype(): Stream does not support seeking in wp-includes/functions.php
    This typically occurs when WordPress is trying to read image metadata but cannot properly access the image file. This could be due to:

      • Incorrect file permissions
      • Corrupted image files
      • Server configuration issues with PHP’s exif functions
      • Image path issues

      There’s also a related error:
      Trying to access array offset on value of type null in the WP Engine common plugin. This suggests there might be an issue with how the image data is being processed.

        To fix these issues, try:

        1. Check the file permissions on your images directory (should be 755 for folders and 644 for files)
        2. Verify that the images are not corrupted by downloading and re-uploading them
        3. Make sure PHP’s exif module is enabled on your server
        4. Temporarily disable the WP Engine plugin to see if it resolves the conflict

        Since you’re using WP Engine, you might also want to:

        1. Clear your site cache
        2. Contact WP Engine support as they might have specific settings that need to be adjusted for proper image handling

        Hope this helps.

        Thread Starter kisquian

        (@kisquian)

        Solved, Thanks!! ??

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