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Hi Torsten,

It is working now! Thanks for your help!

Hi there,

Thanks for your reply!

I have tried to copy the code in the code snippet plugin, and then my site was broke….

I had to enter WordPress through recovery mode and remove the code snippet plugin in order to make my site works again

Maybe I have done something wrong in the process, I am not so sure, so I gave up on this…

Thanks!

Hi usblsb,

I do have a temporary solution to make the images responsive. I am now using the jetpack site accerlator, which all my images are hosted in the wp.com CDN server, and they would serve an image of appropriate size from their server despite the mismatched id.

I have read across some articles that one can apply a filter to all images to add back the wp-image-YYYY class by a snippet.

https://letswp.io/add-attachment-id-to-the-class-of-wordpress-images/?unapproved=2022&moderation-hash=3c9f79f34ef96de90a78e6476b817349#comment-2022

I think the code can be twisted by a bit to apply to my situation (like replacing instead of creating the class), but I am not familiar with codes…

Hi Joy.

Wordpress won’t insert “srcset” properties for images automatically if a correct “wp-image-YYYY” class is not in place, as seen in this article https://rudrastyh.com/wordpress/responsive-images.html

I have also confirmed in my own blog that the “srcset” properties would be automatically inserted by WordPress once the “wp-image-YYYY” class is rectified.

Hi Joy,

Unfortunately the wp-image-YYYY class is used by WordPress to show responsive image, if the class is mismatched, WordPress would not be able to create “srcset” codes to the image.

Hi tellyworth,

Thanks for your reply, but simply make a tiny change and save the post does not works, the hard code in the post content is not changed.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by exchange-nl.

Hi there,

Just another quick question. While the code is working fine, I need to insert it back in functions.php again each time after updating my theme. Is there any way for me to insert the code permanently? Thanks.

Thanks for your prompt reply! The code works like a charm!

Thank you for all your help. I have manually fixed all the broken links, it turns out that the process is not the painful!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by exchange-nl.

Hi Davood,

Unfortunately my wp.com account is just on personal plan, which I am not able to install any plugin in it, and that’s why I have switched to wp.org.

I am now checking on the broken links through a broken link detect plugin, and it seems that the situation is not that bad. I may just manually update the links later if there are no solutions find.

Thanks for your response. But the problem is that I could only export simple xml files from wordpress.com…