Image Block goes bonkers
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After 2 hours writing an article with over 60 images, I encountered an annoying behavior of the IMAGE block.
Step 1: I added the Image Block.
Step 2: Used the Insert URL button. Pasted the URL, and pressed enter.
The images are not stored in the local uploads folder. These are stored in an external CDN.
I set the page to schedule posting for 11am.
I previewed the page. Everything is fine.
A few minutes later, however, when I refresh the preview all the images are gone.
I went back to the edit page, and found out that the CDN URLs for all images were automatically switched by wordpress into mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/3/myimage.jpg
How in the world is the IMAGE block auto-downloading the images from my CDN? Insert URL should not equal download them into the upload folder.
I removed all of the IMAGE Blocks. Instead, added Custom HTML blocks. I manually typed <img src=”” alt=”” border=”0″ width=”100%”>
I manually entered all of the CDN URLs for each image.
I hit the preview. All images show correct.
A few minutes later… images gone again.
I went back to the EDIT page.
Looked at the images URL. WordPress again switched my CDN URLs back to
mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/3/myimage.jpg
ANGRY
What is going on here?
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