Does the plugin create an additional image size of 10×10

No, WebP Express does not register any new image sizes.

Hi,

I’m sure that the plugin does not register any new image size through add_image_size() function. However, there is something weird is going on for thumbnail generation.

Whenever I activate the plugin, I get an additional 10×10 thumbnail in the upload folder and the corresponding webp. It happens a few time later after the image upload.

But deactivating the plugin stops the 10×10 thumbnail creation. Any idea or help?

Thanks

Hm. I do not experience this problem myself and I am surprised to hear your report.

What happens if you toggle the “Convert on upload” option in WebP Express settings?
This setting would be the one to suspect, because I do hook up on “wp_handle_upload” and “image_make_intermediate_size” when that setting is enabled.

However, my implementations of these hooks are very simple and I cannot see how these should result in described behavior.

Small enough to post here, btw:

    /**
     *  hook: handle_upload
     *  $filename is ie "/var/www/webp-express-tests/we0/wordpress/uploads-moved/image4-10-150x150.jpg"
     */
    public static function handleUpload($filearray, $overrides = false, $ignore = false)
    {
        if (isset($filearray['file'])) {
            try {
                $filename = SanityCheck::absPathExistsAndIsFileInDocRoot($filearray['file']);
                self::convertIf($filename);
            } catch (SanityException $e) {
                // fail silently. (maybe we should write to debug log instead?)
            }
        }
        return $filearray;
    }

    /**
     *  hook: image_make_intermediate_size
     *  $filename is ie "/var/www/webp-express-tests/we0/wordpress/uploads-moved/image4-10-150x150.jpg"
     */
    public static function handleMakeIntermediateSize($filename)
    {
        if (!is_null($filename)) {
            try {
                $filenameToConvert = SanityCheck::absPathExistsAndIsFileInDocRoot($filename);
                self::convertIf($filenameToConvert);
            } catch (SanityException $e) {
                // fail silently. (maybe we should write to debug log instead?)
            }
        }
        return $filename;
    }

Hi,

The issue was with the theme. Although, it was not using the WordPress add_image_size() function or relevant hooks. So, I had the issue.

Thanks