Joe McGill
Joe McGill
Thanks @kenhowardpdx. I knew that was the case, just closing the loop on this conversation: https://twitter.com/davatron5000/status/563045884435656706
👋 Hi all. It looks like what is most likely happening here is that something in the a8c-files plugin is causing the dimension matching that would normally happen in [wp_image_src_get_dimensions](https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_image_src_get_dimensions/)...
I don't know exactly why that line was added to this function, except that WordPress uses the file name to determine what the expected dimensions should be, by comparing against...
@kevinfodness We've attempted to polyfill this solution into our own projects, but it didn't seem to work in the couple of places we tested it, but I've not revisited the...
The underlying Vips library doesn't support animated gifs (see: https://github.com/jcupitt/libvips/issues/235) but perhaps gifsicle could be used for resizing animated gifs once they've been detected? It's also possible to resize animated...
I've not yet found one that does gif support natively, so maybe going the ImageMagick/GM route is best until something better is found, since those libraries are available on Lamda.
Thanks for clearly explaining the name spacing issue with the XML sitemaps spec and illustrating with examples. I wonder if instead of a simple filter approach for adding custom values...
If memory serves, most browsers used to cap the selection process at 2x. If browsers are no longer specifically doing this, then I would agree that a markup solution would...
Ah dang, looks like @joehoyle beat me to this one in e39a61bd. Needs to be applied to the kanban-ish branch.
In [my original example test case](https://codepen.io/joemcgill-the-sasster/full/ZEPemOM), it does look like the UA stylesheet was being applied and causing this issue, even though in my case the image markup does include...