Andreslav

Hey @hardeepasrani,

If you can’t do it otherwise, then let it be ??

I just think it’s better to keep this class somewhere inside the plugin/block without bringing it into the interface.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Andreslav.

Hey @hardeepasrani,

Got it. Thank you!

Hello @bhshravankumar,

Thanks!

Understood.

Unfortunately, I haven’t found a quick example of how to achieve what I want, so I’ll use shortcodes for now ??

Improved version. The previous one might not work sometimes.

jQuery(document).on('lazybeforesizes', function (e) {
  let img = e.target;
  if(img.dataset.srcset && window.getComputedStyle(img)['object-fit'] == 'cover') {
    var dxd = img.dataset.srcset.match(/-(\d+x\d+)+\./);
    if(dxd) {
      let [w, h] = dxd[1].split('x').map((e) => parseInt(e));
      if(typeof w == 'number' && typeof h == 'number') {
        let width = Math.ceil(e.detail.width * (w / h));
        if(width > e.detail.width) {
          e.detail.width = width;
        }
      }
    }
  }
});

@shakargarr Hello! Thanks, but it doesn’t seem to work for me – there is no ewww_image_optimizer_image_pre_data_srcset hook in the plugin (I checked with a file search).

What is the mistake?..

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Andreslav.

Hi @bsfherman, I’m talking about this title ??

Понял, спасибо за плагин!

Добился необходимого так. Спасибо за крючки!

define('FEED_1_PRODUCT_CAT', [25, 24, 26]);

add_filter( 'yfym_query_arg_filter', function($args, $feed_id) {
    if( $feed_id == 1 ) {
        if( !isset($args['tax_query']) ) $args['tax_query'] = [];
        $args['tax_query'][] = [
            [
                'taxonomy'  => 'product_cat',
                'field'     => 'term_id',
                'terms'     => FEED_1_PRODUCT_CAT,
                'operator'  => 'IN',
            ]
        ];
    }
    return $args;
}, 11, 3 );

add_filter( 'yfym_args_terms_arr_filter', function($args_terms_arr, $feed_id) {
    if( $feed_id == 1 ) {
        $args_terms_arr['term_taxonomy_id'] = FEED_1_PRODUCT_CAT;
    }
    return $args_terms_arr;
}, 11, 3 );

Если есть иной способ, будет интересно узнать.

The second point, apparently, is not related to this plugin. Styles (wp-webfonts-inline-css) are generated by wordpress.

Hi @mmaattiiaass, I noticed two more strange things

1. The font in the preview is incorrect. Photo
2. In Edge and Chrome (Firefox is fine), I get the thinnest version of the font, regardless of the given weight. It has something to do with local() (if removed, the problem disappears) and the fact that I have locally set the font “Montserrat-VariableFont_weight”.

Windows, Microsoft Edge 111.0.1661.41, Chrome 111.0.5563.65

Hi @mmaattiiaass, thanks!

Okay, let’s consider the issue resolved.

Maybe someone in the future will find my fragment useful, and they will be able to find it here.

@adamewww I didn’t understand the question.. I have square images in the gallery (plugin), and I can also use object-fit somewhere so that the images fill a certain area.

This snippet kind of does what I need

jQuery(document).on('lazybeforesizes', function (e) {
  let img = e.target;
  if(img.dataset.srcset && window.getComputedStyle(img)['object-fit'] == 'cover') {
    let dxd = img.dataset.srcset.split(',')[0].match(/-(\d+x\d+)+\./);
    if(dxd) {
      let [w, h] = dxd[1].split('x').map((e) => parseInt(e));
      if(typeof w == 'number' && typeof h == 'number') {
        let width = Math.ceil(e.detail.width * (w / h));
        if(width > e.detail.width) {
          e.detail.width = width;
        }
      }
    }
  }
});

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by Andreslav.