By default, media uploaded through the WordPress dashboard goes into a folder determined by the current date. For example: /wp-content/uploads/2011/09/. Once the media is uploaded I’m not seeing any options in WordPress to change the location of my file to something else.
I would like to implement an inline file uploader to my plugin’s option page as introduced in new media grid view of the WP media library:
I am working on a WordPress site that has a custom front-end submission form for adding in a post of content type, ‘sketchpad’. The form has a section that allows you to upload multiple images with a description field which is going to be used as an alt tag. What is an easy way for me to upload multiple attachments with accompanying descriptions from the front-end?
I’m trying to hook up some JS so that when the featured image upload box is opened and an image selected I can use Vibrant.js to analyse the colours of the selected image. The hurdle I’ve encountered is that I can’t find any particular event to bind my function to. I’ve looked at various tutorials regarding the wp.media() object, but they all seem to involve replacing the upload box completely. Is there no straightforward way of detecting when the featured image upload window is open and the selected thumbnail preview image is loaded?
By default, I have a 2m limit of uploads. I want to decrease this number. I found out that this code:
In the past Media Library window could be called like this:
I’m using media_sideload_image to download images from the web and store them. However, the problem is that the ones from youtube are always called “hqdefault.jpg”, which means that it will override the existing image. There are three ways of fixing this:
I wonder if there is a way to scale down uploaded media exactly to 50%.
I am writing a custom theme/plugin in which I need to download images programatically from certain webpages to the upload folder and then insert them as part of the post.
