webworks

Truly we have tried just about everything.
Nothing works except this:

function use_gd_editor($array) {
return array( 'WP_Image_Editor_GD', );
}
add_filter( 'wp_image_editors', 'use_gd_editor' );

in wp-includes/functions.php

…but this must be done over 200 times for every wordpress account on the server (?).

We would opt to remove imagick, however the client does not want anything to be listed as “Missing” under the wordoress site health check (even if it’s optional). It’s suggested that the end client will think something is wrong with their website when they log in for their feedback.

Hopefully the notation that the imagick php extension is ‘missing’ will be removed from the wordpress site health check… at least until the issue is resolved.

Looking forward to a resolution pretty please!

Please yes – please do this – I need time 🙁

Edit/Add:
I see this post: disable error warnings, providing code for warning removal – thank you very much for that. Unfortunately I don’t have the time to modify this across the board.

If you would please consider removing the “nag” and perhaps adding this back in a couple months, giving us time to enable the fixes? I have so many themes to replace – this will take some time ;(

Our theme developer has announced they doesn’t intend to fix this, even though it is still for sale, and their support still operational. So I’m less than happy. If I’m unable to convince them to publish a fix, It will be necessary to implement an entirely new theme for many sites. So for me, this may be more than just requesting an upgrade. Alot more ;(

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by webworks.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by webworks.