Zachary Sequoia

It turns out that the add_role function combined with the User Access Manager plugin re-wrote the wp_user_role field in the database to only contain the NEW user role (fellowship_affiliate).

I found this field in the DB and pasted in the default WP user role data. ( I found that data here: https://wp-relief.com/2011/12/01/user-roles-in-the-wordpress-database/ )

This worked to allow me to login again.

Does WordPress automatically create a caching expiration for these images?

The thumbnails are there… and Safari loads them. It just isn’t rendering them on the page.

Yes, I have regenerated the thumbnails a few times (using a thumbnail regen plugin).

Maybe a caching issue? But as I said, Safari has loaded the image (you can see the load time and the thumbnail in the web dev inspector) it’s just not rendering it.

Yeah, that was not the problem. The problem is from images generated from the add_image_size function… which is why I was asking here.

OK, that’s a start. I thought that may have been the case, but all of the images I checked in the Web Dev inspector tool with Safari showed the URLs to be correct. Can yop tell me which one you found that still had localhost?

I did a global search and replace when I migrated the site.

The images do work on other browsers on other computers at other locations… so this is not the main cause I think.

Perhaps this isn’t the right forum I would have thought so as it is most likely a template issue, but I’m happy to hear suggestions for another place to ask the question.

There seems to be a lot of (other) forum posts from Mac users saying that their Safari isn’t loading some images on some sites, but almost nothing from developers addressing the same issue from our end.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Everything works fine on all other browsers.

It is a custom theme that I am developing.

Have you checked the link I sent in both Safari and FF?

I have tried turning off all plugins.

Changing themes solves the problem, but that’s because the Twenty Fourteen template is not calling same image in the same way, so that does not help me… other than to know that it is something to do with my template, which I already knew ??

All of the other images render fine. It’s just the ones that are generated by my add_image_size function call.

As the OP, since my topic has not been resolved, I welcome new interest in the thread ??

OK. Added it as php code to the functions.php file (sorry I took it for js)

Still no love. Damn.

Added that js code into the footer of every page and post. Still no maps??

Cheers for the reply BTW.