I currently use a WordPress network in order to run a number of sites, which all use the same template, plugins and images. As posts appear on a multiple sites, it makes sense to only upload images to one location (and have one copy of an image), rather than multiple ones.
I want to prevent users in my blog from uploading large size images. And I mean large in px size not MB. Max Upload is set to 8MB which should be ok but I wan’t to prevent uploading for images larger than 3000x3000px.
It is possible to restrict the upload process to choose only one file. Now a person can select various files from pc, Im trying to find a way to restrict this feature just to one file.
I’m using Simple Local Avatars for uploading custom user avatars.
I have a widget that works with my theme that expects images named in a certain way, slide1.png, slide2.png, etc…
When uploading a large file via the Media uploader, I get the infamous HTTP Error problem. I also have the following in the Chrome console:
I’m trying to use the media uploader thing from WP (the form from the pop-up with crunching and all that), and can’t figure out how.
I’m currently working on a theme that enables the user to upload a logo via the customize theme page.
on my theme, i found this script
I’ve created a custom field in user profile where upload a profile image. It’s very simple.