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Hello,
I allow clients to upload photos to a specific directory, but enfold’s auto generate of images is not required on that directory.
How can I make sure that images uploaded to /photos/ directory are left as they are without the other generated image sizes?
I’m using a child theme….
Thanks
DanHey tech500,
Thank you for using Enfold.
How did you allow the clients to upload to a specific directory? Did you use a plugin or a custom script?
Best regards,
IsmaelHi Ismael,
Yes, I use Formidable with it’s upload filed.
Hope that helps.
DanAnother issue came up… “Regenerate Thumbnails” will not work on images uploaded to specific folder inside “uploads”.
Formidable put all uploaded images into /uploads/formidable/ directory.I don’t think that the plugin”Regenerate Thumbnails” will work on that folder if the images are not included in the media library.
What do you think?
DanHi,
Try removing the image sizes with a plugin like:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-image-sizes/Best regards,
JosueHi Josue,
That plugin reads the image size from the theme, so once i delete sizes, they come back after I save that settings page.
There must be a php command that can tell wordpress “Do not generate thumbnails for directory /name/ ”Dan
Hi,
If the plugin didn’t work you can directly hook into Enfold image sizes and disable them:
function enfold_customization_modify_thumb_size( $size ) { $size['widget'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); $size['square'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); $size['featured'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); $size['featured_large'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); $size['extra_large'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0, 'crop' => false); $size['portfolio'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); $size['portfolio_small'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); $size['gallery'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); $size['magazine'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); $size['masonry'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0, 'crop' => false); $size['entry_with_sidebar'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); $size['entry_without_sidebar'] = array('width'=>0, 'height'=>0); return $size; }Best regards,
Josue
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