You probably already know that WordPress creates 4 images for every one you upload. The image sizes WordPress creates depends on: The size of the original size of the image you upload And the image sizes you choose in your media…
Many folks use WordPress to manager their blog. It is a powerful content management system that saves you time managing your articles, photos, videos, and other material. Many bloggers include photos that they have not taken themselves…
Inserting images that reside on another site like Flickr, for example, is easy to do in WordPress. You simply put the URL of the image in the designated spot in the media uploader…
In WordPress “wp-content/uploads/” is the default folder location for storing uploaded photos and other media files. While this is ok for few users, others may want to make it more pleasing and accessible by using custom folder location for uploads…
Just the other day, Sarah featured some proposed improvements to the media library in WordPress 3.5. Whilst the improvements are still very much at a formative stage, they represent something that has been a long time coming…
WordPress 3.5 is one of the long anticipated releases in the history of WordPress. There are all sort of rumors about the new features list. Some of them are simply wish lists more than anything else. But today we’re going to take a look at the latest wireframes of the Image Library in the upcoming release of WordPress 3.5. So without any further ado, let’s dig in!
Ordinarily, each WordPress blog in a multisite network has its own separate media library. Network Shared Media is a plugin that allows blogs to share media across the network. After installing the plugin you’ll find a new tab in the Add Media…
Every article on WP Mods has at least one image attached therefore I’ve spent a lot of time copying, cropping and uploading images here (over 5,300 images have been uploaded so far). From time to time I need to replace…
The WordPress media library is fairly decent for uploading multiple files at once from your computer. However, copying hundreds of files from another location on your server is another story…
Earlier today I saw tweet regarding the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin created by Viper007Bond. It allows you to quickly and easily regenerate the thumbnails for all of your image attachments. This is especially helpful if you’ve changed your WordPress theme and you need different-sized thumbnails or featured images. The plugin lets you resize single images by…