[Solution] WordPress Creates Fuzzy Thumbnails
Did you know that thumbnail / resized images MUST be sharpened? And did you know that WordPress does NOT do any sharpening when resizing images?
Did you know that thumbnail / resized images MUST be sharpened? And did you know that WordPress does NOT do any sharpening when resizing images?
Here’s why WPSSO Core v4.2.0 is ditching the Gutenberg notification system and moving its notices into the admin toolbar.
Have you noticed that after uploading nice large images to your site, WordPress creates small images that seem a bit fuzzy – nowhere as nice, clean, and sharp as the originals? Here’s a fast and easy way to fix that.
WordPress supports two different PHP image processing extensions. You can hook a WordPress filter to manage the preferred order of image classes used.
Example WordPress filters to prevent lazy plugin and theme authors from setting “sslverify = false” for their Pro version update checks.
What some user don’t realize (yet) is that WordPress isn’t meant to be used this way, and by uploading small images, they’re breaking some essential WordPress features.
If you’re not clear about the difference between WordPress actions and filters, you may end up breaking the page layout of WordPress – maybe days, months, or even years after you’ve written and implemented a new filter hook.
An effective way to make sure that all the HTTP URLs on your website get redirected to HTTPS, including the WordPress upload directory URL for images, etc.