Hey @souravjj4,
I see you are using the ImageMagick plugin to handle your media. I would recommend posting this issue to their support forum so the plugin developers can help with whatever error you’re encountering.
Regards,
Erick
Okay, one last question—is this a default plugin provided by the hosting? Because I didn’t install it manually, and it’s not showing up in my WordPress dashboard under the plugins list, so I can’t deactivate it.
Some hosting providers do include preinstalled plugins during the initial WordPress setup. These plugins may be activated or just installed.
Look at this article to learn more about must-use plugins: https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/plugins/mu-plugins/
This article also tells you about deactivating must-use plugins: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/103444/how-do-i-disable-a-plugin-enforced-by-my-host-in-mu-plugins. In this article, some downsides come with removing these plugins, so be aware of that.
Additionally contact your hosting provider and see if it possible for them to disable the plugin.
I don’t know how you could recognize a plugin there. I don’t see any. The “Active Editor” called “WP_Image_Editor_Imagick” is part of WordPress, see: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_image_editor_imagick/
According to the information in your screenshot, your hosting supports the creation of WebP files. However, you say you prefer to upload them yourself. Am I understanding that correctly? If so, what is the problem with uploading them?
If not, how exactly do you proceed and what is the problem with using the files?
Hey @souravjj4,
I apologize for the mistake on my part, I had mistaken the screenshot as being from a plugin (ImageMagick).
Please provide additional information to @threadi for him to assist you.
