i have a problem with one of my wordpress installations.
In the Wordpress Media Library all my pictures are shown like this:
while on "edit image", they are shown normal. I also checked the path and it is correct. I already tried to fix it with the user rights but still no solution...
but this isn't the only problem. The imageuploader starts to generate tons of thumbnail sizes, while my site has no thumbnail settings in the function.php/wp-config.php
Any help? I really don't have a glue what to do next...
Greetings
Phil
LinkChecker is a good little plugin that gives a decent amount of details. It might help to make sure that the image url is pointing to the right place....(typos are a pita).
But as a test, why not try setting the folder to 777? Also, who is the owner of that folder? If WP does not have ownership rights, it will fail to get the image.
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I have a woocommerce site on the front page product title now show full it's show half title and then 3 dots pls anyone can fix this
My website
Woocommerce
I have tried to edit template but it's not works
I have check your installation but didn't spot any issues about the problem that you described.
Check screenshot: https://prnt.sc/BYr-zaTIk4Of
BUT, I have checked the whole site for any issues and I have see this: https://prnt.sc/Hb61fv_wk0IP
Now if you this is your problem it's very simple. You have to edit your main .css file which is located in /wp-content/themes/elessi-theme/style.css and then search for ".nasa-show-one-line" and in this point delete the second rule which is "white-space: nowrap;" like screenshot here: https://prnt.sc/rWOLVKoRnsQg
Before you start to make any changes just remember to take a copy of your css file locally.
I hope to help you with this issue. If you need something else just inform me to take it to another step.
Friendly, George
This may have to do with CSS. So one option is to check what happens there. Another option is to give us a live URL from your installation to check the problem. Sure it's simple to find a a solution.
-- You can check your theme's demos if it happens the same there like in your installation!
For some reason I cant find a place to edit the header logo. The logo will appear in chrome browser. In most browsers, it will just be a blank square and say logo.
This all happened after a migration to a different server/database.
There is some info about plugins needing an authentication key. However, Im unsure if this is the problem as it requires purchase. Any ideas? Thank you!
It's a bit unclear on why this would happen as there are a number of reasons.
Here are a few main things to check:
Did the wp-content/uploads/ folder get copied across fully?
If point-1 is correct, can you access the logo file via URL?
Are you using a theme builder to add in the logo? If so, you might need to export and import a theme builder file.
No need to purchase anything. Since you mentioned that this happened after migration. This could be a source issue, the url of the image could be broken or still leading to the old website url. You can check this by going to the DevTools on chrome by tapping F12. Then, click colsole to check if there's an error and let us know about it.
Here is the site that I am working on.
http://afinderskeeper.com/
Here is an example of the logo image that I want at the top
http://afinderskeeper.com/?attachment_id=64
The theme is mayashop, and I am having issues with the images loading. In the media library I am able to see all the images. In the theme options menu in the backend, it asks me to enter the url of the logo image/ favicon/ etc. into the text field. So for the logo, I am simply pasting that second url from above, save, but I still get the placeholder box, not even the correct size.
I was having a redirect issue earlier and couldn't even view any of the images.
It just kept taking a while to load and coming up with a redirect loop. I found online someone had switched the permalink, so I switched mine from "month and name" to "default" and now I can at least see the images on the second link, but I still cannot figure out why they don't show up in the proper places. I hope this makes sense.
I will also mention that I don't really know any php so if this is what it takes, please be very specific for me, thanks!
You're using the wrong urls for the header image and, possibly, the other images that are giving you trouble as well. Instead of referencing http://afinderskeeper.com/?attachment_id=64, you want to edit that image from the media library and get the file url. It will be something like http://afinderskeeper.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/afk_header_logo.jpg
I am just a random stranger on the internet, but I have to thank you guys! Your solution fixed a problem on my site that has bugged me for ages!
[Edit > I understand its the default behavior of WordPress Media Manager to do this and I'm seeking a workaround]
I've found that if you rename an image using the WordPress Media Manager, it appears to rename the image, however, it only renames the "Title" of the image that you see in Media Manager. It does not, as I would expect it should, rename the actual filename of the image.
This is misleading in that I expect when I rename the image its actually renaming the file itself, not the "friendly name" that WordPress uses to display the image in media manager.
So if I "rename" an image in wordpress from say "MyImage.jpg" to "MyNewImage.jpg" and then try to link to MyNewImage.jpg, I will get a 404 error.
Is there are workaround or setting for this, or am i missing something?
What you're seeing is the behavior as it works. It's debatable whether it should work a different way, but that's an issue for the WordPress folks. I'd recommend the WordPress support forum or if you feel that it's a bug, you can submit a WordPress bug report.
I changed the folder that my WordPress installation was in.
However, this worked fine, except now all my images are not showing up.
The problem is that each post has the full url of the image in it. (not my doing, this seems to be the default setting)
Is there a tool or a quick fix available for this?
There is a Update URLs plugin for Wordpress to help you with that. Hope that helps!
You need to update your settings to reflect the directory change on the settings page in your admin section.
Edit:
Since it seems to be a problem in the posts themselves, you'll probably have to write a quick fixme script that runs through your post table searches for '="/' or something similar and updates any hardcoded links.