Description
Resize images on the fly! Great for theme developers who add image sizes to their theme after image assets have already been added to the image library – images come out the right size, every time.
Works great for both single-site and multi-site installations. Multi-site installation requires SUNRISE to be set and wp-content/sunrise.php to be populated – Instructions are given within the plugin.
Installation
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Upload oomph-wp-inline-image-resizer to /wp-content/plugins/.
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Activate plugin through the WordPress Plugins menu.
2a. On a MULTISITE installation, this plugin must be activated network-wide.
2b. On a MULTISITE installation, code must be added to wp-content/sunrise.php and SUNRISE must be defined in wp-config.php. The code is provided when the plugin is activated.
2c. On a MULTISITE installation, the .htaccess file must be updated. Instructions are provided in the plugin.
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Now all attachments displayed via wp_get_attachment_url() will be resized according to the image size in the theme.
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Contributors & Developers
“Oomph WP Inline Image Resize” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
=0.5.2=
Fix issue in determining image paths in MU site installs
=0.5.1= Fix issue that would serve cached high-res images to low-res displays
=0.5= Introduce owpiirhrd cookie setting to flag for high-resolution displays; try to deliver 2x sized images when that’s the case.
=0.4= Fix bug that would break images in media explorer. Fix PHP notices from checking current_blog when not multisite
=0.3.1= Fix bug that would prevent root site RewriteCond rule from being injected if there is whitespace before the first RewriteCond
=0.3= Add code to address the root site in a multi-site installation.
=0.2.1= Fix plugin name in readme file
=0.2= Add code to update .htaccess file in MU installations. QSA must be part of the RewriteRule flags in order for this plugin to work.
=0.1= Initial release