If I go into the gmail-google suite settings to update the image in the signature, I get the following error:
“We can’t find or access the image at that url.
Please check the address for typing errors.
Make sure the image is public,. If your image is protected by a password, or on an internal network, we will not be able to read it.”
The logo shows while I am composing the email, but as soon as it sends, it shows as a broken image icon. This is happening with all people in my organization.
I know that making a whole new link might work, but I have some people in my company that will not have the skills to fix the error.
Please help!
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This is happening because a space is inserted before the GET args, creating a URL like https://mysite.com/wp-content/plugins/bitpay-checkout-for-woocommerce/images/BitPay-Accepted-CardGroup.svg%20id=bitpay_logo
I was able to fix it in my local site by patching plugins/bitpay-checkout-for-woocommerce/build/BitPayLib/class-wcgatewaybitpay.php. I changed line 85 (inside get_icon_on_payment_page()) to:
return add_query_arg('id', 'bitpay_logo', $settings->get_payment_logo_url());
Hoping to see it fixed in a future version 
I just changed a Post to a Page in order to remove the required (?) title. This went great.
But I have, over the past years, emailed a LINK to the old Post type to many people, and of course, there’s no way to reach out to update those links. If you click on one of those emailed links now, it goes to my generic 404 page.
I’m about to start looking around for a Redirect plug-in, but figured I’d see if you had any suggestions. Would love to not have to install yet another Plug-in!
Best and thanks
Lance
It’s supposed to look like this:
https://araucaniadigital.cl/.website_84912ead/araucania-global-summit/
But it looks like that:
https://araucaniadigital.cl/.website_84912ead/35373-revision-v1-2/araucania-global-summit/
Either way, none of those options link to the proper gallery, and the 404 appears.
]]>If you go to my home page and click on the What’s New image a few paragraphs down, you are correctly taken to my What’s New page: /style/new.htm. And it shows at the top of the list my latest addition, on the Met’s reopened and relit European galleries. In the copy on my computer, which I could swear I’ve uploaded five times now, this link goes, correctly, to /met20.htm, about the Met. But when I am on my site online, that link goes to /new.htm (not /style/new.htm). That file should not even exist, but somehow the link takes you right back to the What’s New page. Since it’s directed to a copy (that, again, should not exist) in the site’s root directory, not in /style, its line referring the page to my style sheet is not functional, and it looks lousy. But worse, it’s just plain not going to /met20.htm.
Or maybe you’ll see everything just fine. I’m puzzled. I should explain that the home page of my site, which looks like a blog, is in WordPress, housed in a /blog subfolder, while the other pages are in static html. I don’t know if this is relevant. ]]>
The only place I see to change it is on the frontend course builder page…can it be changed on the backend? ]]>