attribute removal

I’m creating a completely liquid WP theme, but I’ve got near to 1000 posts and images and I’m need to remove the height attributes from all of the img’s for it to work. It neededs to be some sort of automated WP plugin that can remove all of the heights from old posts and stop new post from having a height. The img is controlled by CSS.

img { width: 100%; height: inherit; }

I need this <img src=”images/filename.jpg”> not this <img width=”350″ height=”200″ border=”0″ title=”filename” alt=”filename” src=”images/filename.jpg” />

Everything between img and src commented out.

Anyone any ideas?

this is about the only plugin thats even going to come close do doing that.

https://thedeadone.net/?p=183

(that im aware of, atleast)

If that doesnt do the trick, you might want to just write your own sql query and do it straight from phpmyadmin.

Thanks I’ll see what I can do with it, but what would be ideal would be if there was some way to automatically insert a <!– after the ‘<img’ and –> before ‘src=’

I’m not thinking straight I can use the search and replace to switch <img for ‘<img <!–‘ and so on.

I just need to find a way to stop attributes being put in new posts now.

Any more good ideas?

whatever attributes are being automatically applied to images is the reuslt of whatever youre using to add images to to your posts. Basically youre going to need to edit the output of whatever fucntions(s) is/are being used.

Without knowing if youre using some media manager plugin, or the standard wp upload thing for images, its hard to say much more, and even then, I dont have time to track down the exact files you would need to change.

there arent alot of files in wp-admin/

I would start with looking at inline-uploading.php

Thank ??

I’ve just checked back to see if you had replied and I’ve figured it out.

I use imageManager I just took out the height and width attributes from the plugin.

All sorted.

Ummm…

Does anyone know where to look to stop the WYSIWYG editor insert image button from inserting Height and Width.

Ok I’ve never messed with the TinyMCE before can anyone confirm for what I want to do, is that on line 2595 of wp-includes/js/tinymce/tiny_mce.js I just remove width, height, from that line.

OK sorted again just delete the image for the TinyMCE image button and force people to use ImageManager