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Find out what add_image_size does. Most likely it will add to some array. Then hook in a code snippet shortly after the function call to remove the undesired sizes from that array again.

WordPress stores every user’s registration date in the wp_users table, which for the first user, will be the exact date and time WordPress was installed.

reCAPTCHA Jetpack still works, as long as you create the form using the classic editor instead of that blocky-shitty thing.

Of course it does nothing if you don’t register for a reCAPTCHA API key and configure the plugin to use them. Otherwise, it works great.

What an example? After disabling custom shortcodes it works.

The latest offered by automatic updates, along with latest wordpress. ??
… in a multisite setup, in case that matters.

> define(“JWP6_USE_CUSTOM_SHORTCODE_FILTER”, false);

Works. And this is, why developers should do things the designated way instead of “custom”. >>:(

And why are those settings in a file that gets overwritten on updates, instead of the settings page in wp-admin?

It also seems to happen if someone logs in too often, even if the login is successful.

Why is your host messing with your wordpress installation? Change your host!

I thought that might be the case. But now it works for me even with IPv6.

I don’t get how whitelisting myself could help with this problem, when I’ getting asked for a captcha from every browser from anywhere. API communication happens server side, doesn’t ist?

However, the problem vanished on its on. Its working now, so maybe it was caused by something on wordpress.com’s side.

You have to ADD the watermark to your images. Go to your gallery’s options, select the the gallery or images to watermark and choose add watermark from the dropdown.