i see well that makes sense.

either way your filter does a good job. I’ll keep that handy. Obviously at larger sizes I can adjust the slot size as needed. I do understand the code, how it works with src set and page speed insights in the real world is another thing entirely.

on other site builds in fact I don’t use the sizes parameter and set custom image sizes instead and use those, setting each one for specific widths as the default wordpress is so out of touch with reality. This build is a bit too simple for such work, however, so this solution is perfect, thanks again.

j

hi,

no, if you look at the page speed report it is the logo in the hero section, and the two images below that.

they are definitely set to medium and render as medium in all browsers I’ve tested.

but page speed / lighthouse always shows the warning to properly size images, which it’s saying is the medium large size. I’m lost!

j

its good- but I would have made the image selection a dropdown, since these are the wordpress presets. but also note that not all themes generate medium_large and large. generatepress is just thumbnail, medium, full

also it would help if there is some control over the image margins.

J

Hi

I have in fact done this myself, just added this code to the post-type file at the end. works great.

add_filter( 'manage_posts_columns', 'revealid_add_id_column', 5 );
add_action( 'manage_posts_custom_column', 'revealid_id_column_content', 5, 2 );

function revealid_add_id_column( $columns ) {
   $columns['revealid_id'] = 'Shortcode';
   return $columns;
}

function revealid_id_column_content( $column, $id ) {
  if( 'revealid_id' == $column ) {
    echo
    '[wp_show_posts id="' . $id . '"]';
  }
} 

hi

yes that would also be good. I was in fact able to do this with some simple javascript, im a bit rusty on that (clearly!).

the reason i need this is to force the user to interact with the document, preventing the newer browser from blocking media (video and audio playback) set to automatic. its a real pain to work around.

J

hi – the update did not fix the issue.

yes i had the same thought, its just set to display: none; is not ideal is it…

i have already tried removing the javascript for superfish and it had no effect. is this also a conflict with the css? what particular part of the superfish code do you think is causing the conflict?

J

hi, thanks for that i will see what i can do, i know the wordpress timestamp stuff, its quite easy really.

yes go ahead and send and i will see what i can do.

one thing i might suggest is some better styling, CSS is my forte really, also have you considered using bootstrap to keep these responsive?

J