tjdunklee

Awesome, thank you for your help Erwin! Let me know if you need any help testing.

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you Erwin. I gave 2.0.3 a try and I didn’t see the errors anymore. Hope your team can figure out a fix for the latest release! Thanks!

Thanks for the response Erwin. To test your thought if a plugin or theme was causing the problem, I spun up a completely bare WordPress install with the default theme and no plugins at all. After that I uploaded a favicon through the WordPress customizer default functionality and I get those same images with the dimensions in the URL. This is default WordPress functionality, so the Cloudindary plugin should support it.

Here is a screenshot of them showing up in the default install:
https://p.tri.be/7cH9bq

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by tjdunklee.

Hey @peterbisset. I actually ended up downloading the en_GB language files, opening them with Poedit to change the locale, and then saved them as en_IE in my “wp-content/languages” directory. It worked as a temporary fix until WordPress makings an official en_IE translation. Hope that helps. Best of luck to you!

Thanks again Dennis! I’ll report back here if I figure out a solution I am happy with.

Thanks for the response Dennis. It is really odd to me that WordPress doesn’t have an English:Irish translation. If I do a custom directory for the flags, will it properly set my lang attribute or that just something that WordPress core handles? Also, is there some documentation for how to do the custom flags?

Thanks for the help, Mercator does look like it could do what I needed, but we were scared to rely on a plugin for it. We decided to go a different direction and redirect the URL to the primary one.

Nevermind, I found an issue in my functions.php that was causing some problems.

Douglas – Did you ever figure out what your problem was? I’m having the same issues on one of my sites… Thanks.

I found the problem. If anybody else is having an issue, look for a field that is full of backslashes! I found one of my fields in the Template editing page to be full of over 200 “/.” I have no idea how they got in there. After fixing that issue, everything works fine!

Nevermind I’m dumb… I was using the album name instead of the album id #….. Consider this resolved.