The 2.4 version of this plugin changes the way it deals with width and height if your original element does not have explicit width and height the plugin adds a width and height of 1px essentially hiding your SVGS you can test it by installing and older version of the plugin to see if fixes https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/svg-support.2.3.21.zip
hope it helps
hope this helps, version 2.4 of this plugin changed the behavior of embedded SVG if you do not have width and height properties on the original ![]()
tag the plugin adds a width and height of 1px essentially hiding your image. to test this you can look at the code in your web inspector or download the previous version and see if it fixes it https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/svg-support.2.3.21.zip
wow thank you so much for the fix! really like your plugin.
hmm thank you for your suggestion, i have tried changing the size parameter (and even using an array to get the image size) as i mentioned it correctly updates the width and height parameters of the generated image tag so that it ‘looks’ correct, but the image source is always the original full size image.
i suspect this may be how the function works? and that the smaller images which get generated can only be used if you choose them when you manually insert an image into a post for the first time.
just trying to confirm that this is in fact the expected behavior.
thanks again for reading! i appreciate it!
i fixed the issue i was having by adding global $post; before the loop. have no idea why i didn’t try that first as it has often been a problem/solution in the past.
perhaps there are differences between variable scope/handling models between the different servers or php versions.
