strub

You should really know what are you doing and not copy/pasting code.

This code has many security issues and errors.
I would recommend learning the basics first before writing plugins.

But do not take WP for learning PHP as reference.

Want just to say that your code has security issues.

And, I would not use echo in a function. That is not good practice. Just return the string or whatever you like.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by strub.

The function thb_filter_radio_images() is added twice that is the problem.

Yeah like I said, changing those sizes is really bad, as it loads a large image.

I do not know it there is already a plugin, which handles animated gifs.

I currently working on a plugin which you can define any size or media type for images in conjunction with the picture element. This plugin could handle animated gif easily, but it is not finished yet and will cost something.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by strub.

You could disable it, but then it would load always the original uploaded image.

The reason for cropping is because of the srcset attribute on the image tag. So on smaller screens, a smaller image is loaded.

I think WP can not handle animated GIF to crop. So if your give is still animated, WP uses the original uploaded image, otherwise a cropped version.

I do not a plugin. Directly adjusting the database is, I think not possible for that.

I would go through every post, searching the content for a elements. If found check if there is an img within. If so remove a element and replace with the img found.

This requires good PHP knowledge though.

If you do this, keep in mind that the big image is always loaded. The reason for the resizing is that WP uses under certain cirmumstances the srcset attribute, which will load the best size depending on the device resolution.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by strub.

Makink things private is anyway not that easy with WP, especially for the media.

If one knows the url of the media, he can access it anyway.

Best would be to store things in the webroot, outside of public access. Then a php script checks vor valid user rights before sending it to the user.

Update: This might fix it. But i need to test it.

dashboard.php [ line: 1227 ]
channging:
list($link, $frag) = explode( '#', $item->get_link() );

to:
list($link, $frag) = array_pad( explode( '#', $item->get_link() ), 2, 0);

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by strub.

Probably you might find Plugins for that, but I doubt.
Best is to hire a webagency for such a special case.

It depends, if you really want to do big and serious business look for an alternative.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by strub.

Hey I have the same problem. WP turns them automatically into svgs. That is really annoying. This should be really made better from WP. Just thinking of a css class like something like “emoji-convert” or data-emoji-convert=”false”

But I have found no simple solution yet. But as I said badly made from WP.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by strub.

Try:
img { max-width: 100%; height: auto;}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by strub.