John_W_B

Thanks!

I see this field is set to readonly deliberately.

Media upload from computer fails with “Sorry, you are not allowed to attach files to this post.” However, if a file is added to the media library while editing a different post, you can use that image.

Thank you for reply. The free version of Yoast, which does not allow selection of Twitter card type, is defaulting to “summary_large_image” (rather than “summary”) in 19.11.

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

Having the same problem on the premium version. Is the github code also suitable for premium users? Or will you be releasing a separate fix for premium soon?
EDIT I see a new version available, thanks.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by John_W_B.

Sorry, wrong link in above post on ‘Twitter Documentation’. The documentation stating that generic images are acceptable is at https://dev.twitter.com/cards/types/summary. They put it in bold type, so they are serious!

Thanks for the reply. The client stopped using the plugin owing to a different issue (getting a flex-box layout to appear on the print layout) and switched to print button which simply calls the browser print function. For our use, we do not now need the issue fixed. If you would like to take a look anyway, please post again and I will give you access to a dev site where you can see the problem.

Thank you birgire (on stackexchange) for the original code, and Joesph Fusco for making the plugin.

Found here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/is-it-possible-to-disable-the-responsive-image-srcset-on-wordpress-44

The above is wrong, BTW. Simply removing the filter is not working for us on our ‘featured’ (page-specific) header images. Disabling responsive images is a bit more complex. This is working for us:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/disable-responsive-images/

Thanks for the heads up. In our case it was the header images which go blurry, so:
remove_filter( ‘wp_head’, ‘wp_make_content_images_responsive’ );
seems to disable the problematic responsiveness.

Many thanks!

I cannot really answer that, though I seem to recall I could not reproduce the problem where the redundant tables seemed to cause the content to vanish.

Having queries with duplicate names definitely caused a problem, and that is arguably a bug deserving its own thread (or a feature requiring documentation).

Bucket theme from Pixelgrade. They make some very good themes, not free. I guess if you want to test without buying the theme you can look at my site or take a copy from there. I had three queries called Video, none of them appearing on the front page. No obvious clues in the error log.

I may be getting confused, it is late. But I do find that table with no index defined. And I did have problems with one theme when there was more than view called Videos. Probably unrelated issues.

Fixed, thanks.