strivehere

@cloudsidea Where you able to increase your memory? That is what worked for me. I asked my host how to do so and they walked me through it. I hope you get the issue figured out soon, I know it is quite frustrating!

I contacted my web host and asked them to increase my memory. They walked me through it and I no longer receive the HTTP error when uploading photos. During that time, I discovered that I was using a very old version of PHP, I updated to the newest version. I was then able to lower my memory limit and upload photos without a problem.

I was having the same problem. I tried multiple different things with no success, including contacting my hosting company. I always use webresizer to resize my photos and had no problems. I decreased the photo slowly and was able to upload files as large as 54kb. Semi-success. Any larger than that and I received the HTTP error. This began happening after I switched to the Optimizer theme. I tried switching to Twentysixteen and was able to upload photos without a problem. Definitely somewhat of a bummer as I really like the Optimizer theme. I hope this helps someone else figure out this crazy problem! Additionally, if you want to try to get around this when uploading post photos, try uploading your photo to Photobucket, right click on the image and copy image address. Then paste the image address into the code below.

<img src="PASTE IMAGE ADDRESS HERE" alt="" height="500" />

Next, copy the entire line of code and paste it into your post draft. Make sure the text option is selected rather than the visual tab. You should now be able to adjust the size of the image by playing with the height and adding width if need be.

Good luck!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by strivehere.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by strivehere.