challahan

In case anyone runs into this, I figured it out. I changed the code to:

<?php if( get_field('document_file_upload') ):?>
				<?php $document = get_field('document_file_upload');?>
				<?php echo do_shortcode( '[gview file="'.$document.'"]' ); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Thanks! It definitely was a caching issue. I opened in a new browser and it worked fine. This probably wouldn’t happen in real-world usage I’m guessing anyway. Thank you so much for your help!

Chris H.

Sorry about that! I had deactivated it temporarily.

Verified the plugin is working. I uploaded a new image to make sure it wasn’t that – the responsive images are still not swapping though unfortunately.

https://ideabasekent.com/staging/slo/production/using-the-library/

Images:
https://ideabasekent.com/staging/slo/production/wp-content/uploads/Heersmall-1000×200.jpg
https://ideabasekent.com/staging/slo/production/wp-content/uploads/Heersmall-800×160.jpg

Ok I’ve tried exactly your first suggestion (aspect ratio), but it doesn’t seem to be swapping the smaller for the large one. Only the larger one displays.

I have this up on a development page: https://ideabasekent.com/staging/slo/production/using-the-library/

Two crops are being created with:

add_image_size('feature-banner', 1000, 200, true);
    add_image_size('feature-banner-small', 800, 160, true);

The two images created are at:
https://ideabasekent.com/staging/slo/production/wp-content/uploads/Harbourtsmall-1000×200.jpg
https://ideabasekent.com/staging/slo/production/wp-content/uploads/Harbourtsmall-800×160.jpg

I’m using this in my theme:
echo the_post_thumbnail('feature-banner'); — using the larger one as the default size.