I’m using the latest WordPress (5.6) and from what I’ve found out there’s no visible setting for uploading media directly to a DB. Is there such an option somewhere hidden or does WordPress not support DB as a media storage instead of wp-content/uploads?
It’s neat that WordPress now automatically adds the loading="lazy" attribute to images. My question is: Does WP now also have a built-in JS polyfill for browsers that don’t support the loading attribute? CanIUse.com reports less than 75% global browser support of the attribute.
uploading a picture on localhost I keep receiving following error:
I addes this code to allow SVG Uploads to the Media Library of wordpress:
Could not insert attachment into the database.
I’m developing a child theme (mms-child) based on a simple parent (mms – also my dev). I am quite used to the usual way of defining custom image sizes within functions.php as follows:
I’m building a Featured Gallery component for Gutenberg. As a guide, I’m using the existing Featured Image component from Gutenberg. Basically, instead of storing a single image id, the component stores an array of image ids in a dedicated meta field (of type array) called _featured_gallery.
Apparently, the getting and setting part is working, but I’m unable to show the grid of selected images (the featured-gallery-grid part in the code).
Any ideas? My knowledge of Gutenberg and React is limited, so I’m a bit lost here. Any help would be appreciated.
I want users to be able to upload photos using add_cap('upload_files') but in their profile page, the Media Library shows every image that’s been uploaded. How can I filter that so that they can only view the images they uploaded?
I am using WordPress 3.4.1 on Ubuntu 12.04 using Apache and PHP 5.3.X
I use WordPress for a private site where users upload files.
I use the “Private WordPress” to prevent access in to the site if the user is not logged in.